Wrengate
Privately owned group trading textiles worldwide and operating in property development and finance
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About Wrengate
Wrengate Limited is a privately owned group involved in worldwide trading of grey and finished fabric, property development, and trade, property and bridging finance.
Its subsidiaries are M&N Textiles Ltd and Oakbridge Financial Services Ltd. The company is registered in Heaton Mersey and was founded in 1974.
Product: Textile trading, property development, and trade, property and bridging finance through group subsidiaries.
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