Currys Business expands business hub network

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Currys Business is developing its business hub network following 20 per cent year-on-year growth, as UK SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises) “continue to balance rising costs with an increasing reliance on technology”. 

The technology retailer has rolled out 10 new business hubs across the UK, taking its total number of hubs nationwide to 70.

Located within Currys stores, the company’s business hubs provide SMEs with access to dedicated business customer managers, specialist business technology expertise, tailored support designed around the needs of local organisations, and flexible ways to pay, including Currys Business’ recently launched leasing service.

The rollout comes as businesses across the UK “face increasingly complex decisions around technology investment, cashflow management and operational efficiency,” according to Currys. 

The new business hubs are designed to help SMEs navigate those challenges through straightforward, people-led support focused on the day-to-day realities of running a business.



The hubs will provide local SMEs with expert one-to-one support, flexible ways to pay, technology for every business and “tech that works as hard as you do”.

The expansion forms part of Currys Business’ continued investment in supporting SMEs through local expertise, helping businesses to make informed technology decisions, manage costs effectively and invest with confidence. 

Director at Currys Business Chris Williams said: “SMEs are facing increasing pressure to manage costs, improve productivity and make the right technology decisions for their businesses. 

“By expanding our business hub network, we’re bringing expert support closer to local communities, giving businesses access to practical advice, flexible solutions and dedicated business customer managers who understand the challenges they face every day.”

The new business hubs have opened in the following locations:

  • Durham
  • Tunbridge Wells
  • Doncaster
  • Huddersfield
  • Gloucester
  • Wolverhampton
  • Derby
  • Cheetham Hill
  • Watford
  • Poole

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Currys Business expands business hub network

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Currys Business is developing its business hub network following 20 per cent year-on-year growth, as UK SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises) “continue to balance rising costs with an increasing reliance on technology”. 

The technology retailer has rolled out 10 new business hubs across the UK, taking its total number of hubs nationwide to 70.

Located within Currys stores, the company’s business hubs provide SMEs with access to dedicated business customer managers, specialist business technology expertise, tailored support designed around the needs of local organisations, and flexible ways to pay, including Currys Business’ recently launched leasing service.

The rollout comes as businesses across the UK “face increasingly complex decisions around technology investment, cashflow management and operational efficiency,” according to Currys. 

The new business hubs are designed to help SMEs navigate those challenges through straightforward, people-led support focused on the day-to-day realities of running a business.



The hubs will provide local SMEs with expert one-to-one support, flexible ways to pay, technology for every business and “tech that works as hard as you do”.

The expansion forms part of Currys Business’ continued investment in supporting SMEs through local expertise, helping businesses to make informed technology decisions, manage costs effectively and invest with confidence. 

Director at Currys Business Chris Williams said: “SMEs are facing increasing pressure to manage costs, improve productivity and make the right technology decisions for their businesses. 

“By expanding our business hub network, we’re bringing expert support closer to local communities, giving businesses access to practical advice, flexible solutions and dedicated business customer managers who understand the challenges they face every day.”

The new business hubs have opened in the following locations:

  • Durham
  • Tunbridge Wells
  • Doncaster
  • Huddersfield
  • Gloucester
  • Wolverhampton
  • Derby
  • Cheetham Hill
  • Watford
  • Poole

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