Indurent seals 420,000 sq ft at Warrington’s Omega West

Regency Glass will relocate from Bridgewater Business Park in Leigh and upsize into the £28m Indurent 420 unit, the largest such shed in Indurent’s portfolio.

In total, Regency Glass will occupy a 421,250 sq ft industrial unit, which has already achieved BREEAM Excellent status.

Indurent states the deal is the largest single-site lease in the North West this year.

The deal was supported by Indurent’s retained agents, DTRE, B8, and CPP. BCLP, Till AM, Knight Frank, and Gateley Legal also contributed.

Indurent 420, part of Omega West, was completed by contractor McLaren in the second quarter of 2025, while the shed was designed by Chetwood Architects.

Warrington’s Omega West is a key distribution hub in the region, hosting tenants such as Amazon, Royal Mail, and Home Bargains.

Regency Glass had agreed to lease around 125,000 sq ft of space at nearby Indurent Park Trident, but an injection of investment and increased demand for the company’s products meant the firm opted for a much larger unit.

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Hannah Bryan-Williams, senior customer and leasing manager at Indurent, said: “This relocation and significant upsize is a great example of how Indurent works in partnership with its customers to support their growth.

“By understanding Regency Glass’ evolving needs, we were able to provide a flexible solution that offers the scale, sustainability, and quality required for their next phase of expansion at Omega West.”

Darren Beazant, chief executive at Regency Glass, added: “We are incredibly excited for this next chapter in Regency’s story. Although we’re leaving our longstanding home in Leigh, we carry our roots with us.

“This move represents an opportunity the business truly deserves. It’s a chance for our entire team to be part of something extraordinary, scaling up in a way that will change the UK glazing market.”