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Specialist commercial cleaning company, The Clean Space, has acquired MN Support Services, a London-based office and commercial cleaning provider, as part of its ongoing strategic growth plan.
The acquisition strengthens The Clean Space’s position within the London market and supports its continued expansion across the commercial cleaning sector. MN Support Services has built a strong reputation for delivering high-quality office and commercial cleaning services, aligning closely with The Clean Space’s core service offering and operational standards. With annual revenues of around £40 million and approximately 1,800 employees, The Clean Space is one of the UK’s largest independent commercial cleaning providers.
MN Support Services operates across London, servicing a diverse commercial client base and further complementing The Clean Space’s existing portfolio and geographic reach.
All staff will transfer as part of the acquisition and will be fully integrated into The Clean Space team, ensuring continuity of service for clients while retaining the skills, experience, and operational knowledge of the MN Support Services workforce. This approach reflects The Clean Space’s people-first growth strategy and commitment to long-term client relationships.
Stefano Cabras, Managing Director at The Clean Space, said, “Over the past several years, we have completed a number of strategic acquisitions that support our long-term growth objectives, strengthen our operational capabilities, and broaden our service offering. MN Support Services is a strong fit for The Clean Space, sharing our commitment to quality, reliability, and customer satisfaction. We are pleased to welcome the team and look forward to building on their success as part of the wider group.”
Nordine El Hasnaoui at MN Support Services, added, “Joining The Clean Space represents an exciting next chapter for MN Support Services. Their scale, expertise, and shared values around service quality and employee development make them an ideal partner for our business. This acquisition creates new opportunities for our team while ensuring our clients continue to receive the high standards of service they expect.”
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