Lavazza Professional acquires Scottish vending operator SV24-7
Source Lavazza Professional
Lavazza Professional announced the acquisition of SV24-7 Vending (Stirlingshire Vending) Ltd, a vending operator based in Alloa, Scotland. The acquisition continues Lavazza Professional’s commitment to customers to invest in and further bolster their national service offering.
SV24-7 is a family business, with over 60 years of experience in the vending industry, providing vending and office coffee services, including fully managed micro markets.
According to the announcement, operators anticipate continued industry growth, with micro markets becoming increasingly popular due hybrid working, and this is a positive step forward for Lavazza Professional to ensure that the rising demand across Scotland can be met.
Ken MacIsaac, U.K. business leader at Lavazza Professional, is confident that the combined reputation of both businesses will strengthen the presence of Lavazza Professional in the market as a national vending service provider.
“By welcoming such a well-established and reputable provider to the Lavazza Professional family, we can continue to deliver a ‘one-stop-shop’ solution for machines, drinks, snacks and exceptional services to customers in the central belt of Scotland, from Glasgow to Edinburgh, to Tayside and everything in between,” MacIsaac said in the announcement. “The changes have been well-received and we’re looking forward to unlocking the opportunities that the acquisition presents.”
Fiona Chambers, former director of SV24-7, added in the announcement: “Over the years, we built our business on providing our clients with the most effective vending solutions, underpinned by our commitment to service excellence and a product portfolio tailored specifically to the needs of each client – aligning perfectly with Lavazza Professional. We have built strong relationships with our customers over the last 11 years, so with both businesses sharing the same values, it was a logical step for us to move the operation when the opportunity arose.”