Broadwick Group has completed the acquisition of London-based events and hospitality company Camm & Hooper, further expanding its footprint in the UK’s live events and venue management sector. The move brings iconic spaces including Banking Hall, OXO2, 26 Leake Street and Victoria Bath House into Broadwick’s portfolio, enhancing its offering across corporate, private and experiential event markets. 

The acquisition follows a restructuring process for Camm & Hooper that culminated in a pre-pack sale facilitated by restructuring specialists, preserving 72 jobs and ensuring continuity for the business’s venues and services. Under Broadwick’s ownership, these spaces will continue to operate while benefitting from the group’s wider operational scale and strategic focus on immersive event experiences. 

Simon Tracey, CEO of Broadwick Group, said the acquisition represents “a new chapter” and aligns with the company’s vision to build on Camm & Hooper’s legacy by delivering exceptional events at some of London’s most sought-after venues. Derick Martin of Camm & Hooper added that joining Broadwick will unlock “fresh potential” and support the continued success of the venues under its banner. 

For event organisers and clients, the transition promises continuity in venue availability and service, with Broadwick’s expanded portfolio offering a broader range of spaces suited to corporate gatherings, gala dinners, brand activations and private celebrations.