Apertus Group procure Bewiched Coffee best energy deal

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Local energy brokers Apertus Energy, part of Apertus Group, have announced that they have won the business of Northamptonshire and West Midlands based coffee chain Bewiched Coffee as a new client, procuring them an excellent deal on their energy for an initial deal 12-month deal.

Apertus won the contract after an extensive tender process, winning the contract from a respected broker in the industry. What sealed the deal was their procurement of an energy provider with advanced analytics tools, allowing the owner of Bewiched to monitor and manage their energy use.

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Grant McKenna, Managing Director of The Apertus Group, celebrated the contract win: “We’re so pleased to have won the business of Bewiched Coffee. We’re based just up the road so we’re regular customers, and it’s been a pleasure to deepen that relationship by procuring their energy. We always aim to get our customers the best deal for them and we really feel we’ve achieved that with Bewiched, especially on the analytics side.”

Matt Fountain, Managing Director at Bewiched Coffee, commented: “'We decided some time ago that despite our expanding geographical footprint, we wanted to retain as many local supply lines as possible to ensure we were contributing to the local economy, so partnering with the Apertus Group made perfect sense for our energy procurement and the added value they bring via their energy analysis dashboards will be crucial to us moving forwards.

Bewiched have a branch on Moulton Park, near to Apertus' office. Bewiched have a branch on Moulton Park, near to Apertus' office.
Bewiched have a branch on Moulton Park, near to Apertus' office.

“We currently serve over 40,000 customers a week & genuinely want to create great moments for every single one of them, as well as our teams, having automation built into our energy strategy allows us to put more focus on these other areas.”