25 jobs created as Altrincham-based Sim Trava adds to Costa portfolio
Costa Coffee and Pita Pit franchisee Sim Trava is creating 25 jobs with a trio of Costa openings.
The Altrincham-based company, which already operates 26 stores, plans to launch the new outlets in the coming weeks.
The first two openings are in Fulwood and Buckshaw Village, Lancashire, with the third in Monton, Greater Manchester.
Sim Trava confirmed the expansion forms part of a wider strategy to open its 34th store by the close of 2017.
Led by husband and wife team Simon and Tracy Vardy, the company reported a turnover of £12.75m in 2016, up from £10.1m the year previous. Simon and Tracy plan to grow that figure past the £20m mark by 2018.
Director Tracy said: “It’s an exciting time for all of us here at Sim Trava as we gear up to open three new stores and build upon our existing Costa Coffee estate.
“These are the first three of many Sim Trava stores that we’ll be opening throughout 2017 and we’re really looking forward to seeing what lies ahead for our business.”
She continued: “It’s also been great to create a buzz in the local communities of Fulwood, Buckshaw Village and Monton by bringing Costa Coffee to their doorstep.
“We’re passionate about creating local jobs for local people and are delighted to be growing our Sim Trava family again – welcoming new faces into the business.”
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