Jensten strikes first deal of 2024 with Home Counties buy
Jensten has bought community broker Melville Burbage, its first deal of 2024.
The purchase of the Berkshire-based specialist commercial business, which is subject to regulatory approval, brings a team of 15, along with two additional offices and £6m GWP to Jensten.
Serving more than 5,000 businesses and individuals, Melville Burbage works across a range of sectors, including construction, non-profit, and professional services.
Melville Burbage’s main office in Newbury is very complimentary to our existing regional presence in the Thames Valley.Rob Organ, Jensten Retail
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