Eka Software Solutions, a global commodity-trading software company, recently moved to Two Harbor Point Square in Stamford after outgrowing its office space at 383 Main Ave. in Norwalk.
The company now occupies 10,872 square feet at the Class A building at 100 Washington Blvd., more than quadruple the size of its 2,400-square-foot former Norwalk location.
Torey Walsh, director with Cushman & Wakefield Inc., represented Eka. Building & Land Technology, the landlord of the building and developer of Harbor Point, was represented by its portfolio manager Jim Phillips.
“The Stamford area has become a commodity trading hub with a significant concentration of corporations, including several of Eka”™s customers,” said Manav Garg, Eka”™s CEO, in a statement. “As a global company, Eka chose this location in Stamford to ensure we can continue to meet our corporate growth goals and attract the best possible talent.”
The company in a press release said it has grown its staff to more than 400 and added 25 clients in the past 18 months. Eka also has locations in India, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Canada and Australia.
