Which Wrengate Subsidiary Should You Approach for Textiles or Finance?

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Approach M&N Textiles Ltd for textile trading and Oakbridge Financial Services Ltd for trade, property or bridging finance. Wrengate Limited itself is the privately owned parent group, so its published contact details are best used for group-level or general enquiries rather than for a specific textile or finance matter. The group states that a new website is coming soon, so the subsidiary sites are the practical places to start.

Matching Your Need to the Right Company

Your need Company to approach What the group says it does Where to look
Buying or trading grey or finished fabric worldwide M&N Textiles Ltd Textile trading, mainly grey and finished fabric, worldwide www.mandntextiles.co.uk
Trade finance, property finance or bridging finance Oakbridge Financial Services Ltd Trade, property and bridging finance www.oakbridge.co.uk
General or group-level enquiry Wrengate Limited (parent) Privately owned group covering textiles, property development and finance Email or phone the group contact details below

The distinction matters because the group describes three activities — textile trading, property development, and trade/property/bridging finance — but only names two operating subsidiaries. If your enquiry is clearly about fabric, M&N Textiles is the direct route. If it is about borrowing or finance, Oakbridge is the direct route. Anything that does not fit either category, including property development enquiries, is better directed to the group.

Contacting the Group

Wrengate Limited publishes the following details for general enquiries:

  • Email: [email protected]
  • Telephone: 0161 438 1050
  • Address: 10 Riverview, The Embankment, Vale Road, Heaton Mersey SK4 3GN
  • Registered in England: No. 1172978
  • VAT No.: GB 150 6954 62

Use these when you are unsure which subsidiary applies, when your question concerns the group as a whole, or when you need to confirm company registration details. For a specific textile or finance conversation, going straight to the relevant subsidiary website is likely to be faster.

A Practical Way to Decide

  1. Write down your request in one sentence. For example: "I want to source grey fabric in bulk" or "I need short-term bridging finance for a property purchase."
  2. Check it against the subsidiary descriptions. Fabric of any kind points to M&N Textiles; borrowing against trade, property or a bridging arrangement points to Oakbridge.
  3. Use the subsidiary website first if your request matches one of them, since the group's own site is not yet live.
  4. Fall back to the group contact if your request spans both areas, concerns property development, or you simply want to be routed correctly.

Points to Keep in Mind

  • The group page does not list separate phone numbers or email addresses for the subsidiaries, so the subsidiary websites are the place to look for direct contact routes.
  • No pricing, eligibility criteria or service terms are published on the group page. Treat any figures or conditions you need as something to confirm directly with the relevant company.
  • The statement that a new website is "coming soon" means the group's online presence may change; the subsidiary sites and the published phone and email remain the reliable starting points for now.