How to Find Beggars Group Office Contacts and Local Websites

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The Beggars Group website lists office addresses, phone numbers and fax numbers for its UK head office and regional offices, and several regional offices link to their own local sites. Use the offices section of beggars.com when you need a specific address or phone number; use the linked local site when you need country-specific information. The page does not list email addresses or individual staff contacts, so plan to call or use the local site's contact route instead.

What the offices section provides

Each entry follows the same pattern: office name, street address, phone, and — for some offices — fax and a local website. The UK head office and the US office are listed first.

Office Location Phone Local site
Beggars Group UK – Head Office 17-19 Alma Road, London SW18 1AA +44 (0)20 8870 9912 —
Beggars Group US 134 Grand Street, New York, NY 10013 +1 212 995 5882 —
Beggars Group Japan / Beatink Inc. 3-8-15 Nakameguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-0061 +81 (0)3 5768 1277 (fax +81 (0)3 5724 4416) BEATINK
Beggars Group Germany Sternstr. 5b, 20357 Hamburg +49 (0)40.239 087 411 (fax +49 (0)40.239 087 429) www.beggarsgroup.de
Beggars Group France 5 Passage Piver, 75011 Paris +33 (0)1 53 36 13 90 (fax +33 (0)1 55 07 55 89) https://beggars.fr
Beggars Group Canada 780 King Street, Burlington, Ontario L7T 3K6 +1 905 681 2543 (fax +1 905 681 0115) www.beggarsgroup.ca
Beggars South East Asia & South Korea Office 06-111 4F, 147, Yanghwa-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul 03995 — —
Beggars Group China — — www.beigecn.com
Beggars Group Greece The Hubsters, Irakleiou 526, N Irakleio 14122, Athens — www.thehubsters.com
Beggars Group Italy via Nino Bixio 38, 20129 Milano +39 02 365 941 – 10 (fax +39 02 365 941 – 14) —
Beggars Group The Netherlands Binnen Brouwersstraat 31, 1013 EE Amsterdam — —

Some entries are incomplete on the page: the China office lists only a website, and the Netherlands entry stops at the address. For those, the local site or a call to the nearest listed office is the practical route.

How to choose the right contact

  • Label, licensing or press enquiries about a specific artist: start with the local office for the artist's territory, since the group operates through regional offices. The site names 4AD, Matador, Rough Trade Records, XL Recordings and Young as its labels, but does not map artists to offices.
  • Jobs: the site has a separate job postings section, currently listing a Project Manager (Young, London) and an IT Support Lead (Beggars Group, London, full-time office based). Don't send applications to the general office addresses unless a posting says so.
  • General or corporate matters: the London head office is the listed head office and the natural first call.
  • Country-specific releases or local marketing: use the local site where one exists (Germany, France, Canada, China, Greece, Japan via Beatink).

Steps to find a contact

  1. Open beggars.com and go to the offices section.
  2. Find the row for your territory. Note the address and phone number exactly as listed, including country codes.
  3. If the row has a local site link, open it and look for that site's contact or imprint page — local sites often carry territory-specific contacts the group page does not.
  4. If your territory has no phone number (China, Greece, Netherlands, South Korea/SE Asia), use the local site if given, or call the nearest office with a phone number.
  5. For hiring, check job postings first and follow the instructions in the individual posting.

Common snags

  • No email addresses. The offices section gives phone and fax only. Expect to call, or to find an email route on a local site.
  • Fax numbers are still listed for Japan, Germany, France, Canada and Italy — useful only if you actually send faxes.
  • The China entry has no address or phone, just the site www.beigecn.com, so treat the site as the entry point.
  • The Netherlands entry is cut off at the address, so confirm details through another office or the local market.
  • Office listings change. The page also carries dated news items (for example, Mercury Prize and Libera Award announcements in 2026), so check the offices section itself rather than relying on older copies of the list.

For background on what the group is and which labels it houses, the site's about beggars section covers 4AD, Matador, Rough Trade Records, XL Recordings and Young, along with a Martin Mills Q&A and an awards and accolades page.