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Fire Safety Group Expands With Acquisitions and New Sustainability Unit

lite News Desk 2 min read

At a glance

  • Fire Safety Group acquired Tower Fire and NRCS.
  • CarbonRite, a sustainability-focused subsidiary, was launched.
  • The group is targeting up to 30 new jobs in the next year.

Fire Safety Group (FSG) has expanded its operations through the acquisition of two companies and the launch of a new sustainability business. The group’s latest actions are aimed at broadening its service offerings and increasing its workforce.

FSG, which was established following a management buy-out of FireRite in 2021, has acquired Tower Fire and National Roofing and Cladding Solutions (NRCS). The company has also introduced CarbonRite, a subsidiary focused on supporting sustainability and net zero objectives as part of its growth strategy.

According to Companies House records, Fire Safety Group Limited is registered as a person with significant control over several entities, including FireRite (UK) Limited, Tower Fire Limited, NRCS Ltd, CarbonRite Limited, and Safentia Limited. This structure reflects the group’s approach to integrating multiple businesses under one umbrella.

The expanded group is aiming to create up to 30 new jobs over the next 12 months. This target is part of the ongoing development following the recent acquisitions and the launch of CarbonRite.

What the numbers show

  • FSG was formed after a management buy-out in 2021.
  • The group has acquired two additional companies: Tower Fire and NRCS.
  • Up to 30 new jobs are targeted within the next year.

FSG’s stated strategy is to bring together fire safety, building safety, compliance, and environmental performance within a single group. This approach is intended to streamline services across its subsidiaries and newly acquired businesses.

CarbonRite was launched as part of FSG’s expansion, with a focus on sustainability and achieving net zero goals. The new subsidiary is positioned to address environmental performance alongside the group’s existing safety and compliance services.

With these recent developments, FSG has expanded its portfolio and increased its presence in the fire safety and building services sector. The company’s management structure and control over multiple entities are documented in official records.

* This article is based on publicly available information at the time of writing.

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