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Eka is the leading global provider of Smart Commodity Management software solutions.
Eka’s Connecticut office space has more than quadrupled in size – from 2,400 square feet to 10,872 square feet – after its move from 383 Main Ave. in Norwalk. The company has five additional locations globally: Bangalore, India; London, United Kingdom; Singapore; Calgary, Canada; and, Adelaide, Australia.
Eka was represented at the announcement by Cushman & Wakefield Director Torey Walsh. The landlord, Building & Land Technology, was represented by 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 chief executive officer. “We love to be close to our end users, and we will use this office to better serve our customers. This new Stamford building will be a beautiful space to host customer meetings. 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.”
“We are thrilled to welcome Eka to Stamford and to see its business thrive,” said Walsh. “Harbor Point is an ideal location for Eka, enabling them to even better serve their growing client base.”
Harbor Point is a mixed-use development along the Long Island Sound in Stamford. In the South End, Harbor Point is within walking distance of the Stamford Transportation Center and is in proximity to Interstate 95. The property boasts more than 1,800 new apartments, Class-A office space and easy access to fine dining and retail establishments.
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