The paper supplier has confirmed Broadgate will become part of its Office and Paper division
David Osgar
January 16, 2024
Paul Rossiter and his son, Ben, joined the EBB Office team at the start of January
Elliott Baxter & Company (EBB) has announced the purchase of Broadgate Paper which was confirmed at the start of January.
Supplying cut-size papers to City of London companies as well as schools in the Essex and Kent areas, Broadgate Paper will now be a part of the EBB Office & Paper division based at EBB’s Thurrock site.
The business was founded by Paul Rossiter in 1998 and has focused on delivering an image of sustainability and ease when delivering its products.
Chris Sandwell from EBB
Chris Sandwell, sales and marketing director for EBB, says: “We are delighted to have completed the acquisition of Broadgate. We have known Paul for a long time and believe his customer focus and high degree of service at Broadgate fits ideally into the EBB Office strategy. With a larger portfolio and increased distribution area we believe we can grow the Broadgate sales”.
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