Tenaris to take 8,500 sq. ft. in Marischal Square development

03/11/2018
Gary Thomson, Tenaris managing director UK, Jenny Laing, Aberdeen City Council Co-Leader Councillor Jenny Laing, Stephen Turner, regional director, Scotland, at Muse Developments
Gary Thomson, Tenaris managing director UK, Jenny Laing, Aberdeen City Council Co-Leader Councillor Jenny Laing, Stephen Turner, regional director, Scotland, at Muse Developments

Oil and gas supply company Tenaris is the latest business to take space at the £107million Marischal Square development in Aberdeen.

Tenaris, which produces steel pipe products, including OCTG casing and tubing, and other products for the energy sector, will relocate from its current premises in Altens to Marischal Square, which will become the company’s new regional headquarters for the North Sea and Sub-Sahara Africa operations.

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Around 60 personnel will relocate to approximately 8,500 sq. ft. of office space on the fifth floor of the 2MSq building.

Gary Thomson, Tenaris managing director, UK, said Marischal Square was a good fit for the company’s needs.

He said: “We had outgrown our previous office space and we wanted to move to a modern facility in the city centre. Marischal Square perfectly suits our requirements and gives us the ideal location to establish Aberdeen as our regional hub.”

Tenaris becomes the ninth major business to take space at Marischal Square and it will join RBS, Aberdeen Journals, Mackie’s, All Bar One, Prezzo, Costa, Tony Macaroni and Marriott International on site.

Stephen Turner, regional director, Scotland, at Muse Developments said securing an oil and gas business was an illustration that business confidence was growing in the city.

He said: “It also demonstrates that companies continue to view Aberdeen as their first choice location as they work to deliver a long-term sustainable future for the energy sector.

Commercial property agents CBRE acted for Tenaris, while Ryden and Savills represented Marischal Square project partners Muse Developments, Aberdeen City Council and Aviva Investors.

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