Executive Summary
Regus is a leading global provider of office outsourcing, offering the widest range of products and services that allow individuals and companies to work however, wherever, and whenever they need to. Regus operates over 950 business centres across 400 cities in 70 countries. Regus has c. 4,000 employees.
In the year ended December 2007, revenues were up by 26.8% to £862.4m (2006: £680.0m) and operating profit up 49.1% to £122.6m (2006: £82.2m).
Company History
- Established by Mark Dixon 1989 in Brussels, Belgium
- In April 2001, Regus acquired Stratis, a U.S.-based network of franchised business centers
- In July 2004, Regus acquired HQ Global Workplaces, a leading United States’ business center operator.
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Regus operates over 950 business centres across 400 cities in 70 countries. Products and services include fully furnished, equipped and staffed offices, world-class business support services, meeting conference and training facilities and the largest network of public videoconference rooms all serving over 200,000 clients daily.
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