Nottingham, UK, July 2, 2026. GMV has reached another important milestone by extending its ISO/IEC 27001:2022 Information Security Management System certification to cover its United Kingdom operations. The achievement highlights the company’s continued international expansion while reinforcing its commitment to maintaining high standards of information security across its global business.

The expanded certification demonstrates GMV’s capability to maintain consistent information security governance, risk management and operational controls across multiple countries. The extension follows a successful independent audit carried out by AENOR, a globally recognised certification organisation, providing customers with additional confidence in the delivery of critical programmes and services.

GMV’s UK office is the first subsidiary outside Spain to be included within the scope of the Group’s certified Information Security Management System. This reflects the organisation’s ability to implement consistent security controls, governance practices and operational processes throughout its international operations.

The certification verifies that information security risks are identified, evaluated and managed through a structured governance framework supported by ongoing improvement initiatives.

This accomplishment further strengthens GMV’s commitment to meeting the growing security and resilience expectations of customers, partners and regulatory requirements across the United Kingdom’s critical sectors.

“This achievement demonstrates our ability to maintain a consistent and robust approach to information security across our international operations. It reinforces the trust our customers place in us and reflects the dedication of our teams to protecting information and supporting mission-critical programmes.”

ISO/IEC 27001:2022 is recognised worldwide as the leading standard for information security management. It establishes a framework for identifying, assessing and managing security risks while protecting the confidentiality, integrity and availability of information through continuous improvement.

For customers and partners across the United Kingdom, the certification extension provides added confidence that GMV’s projects, services and operations follow internationally recognised information security best practices.

GMV’s UK operations support a wide range of activities within the space sector, including Earth Observation and Applications, Robotics, Guidance, Navigation and Control, Satellite Control Centres, Space Domain Awareness and Position, Navigation and Timing. The company operates multidisciplinary engineering teams from Nottingham and Harwell, supported by specialist laboratory facilities focused on developing advanced technologies for future space missions.

“The inclusion of our UK operations within the scope of GMV’s ISO 27001-certified Information Security Management System is an important milestone for our organisation,” said Mark Dumville, CEO of GMV in the UK.

“It reflects the maturity of our processes, the commitment of our teams and our determination to provide customers with the highest levels of trust, security and operational excellence. As we continue to grow in the UK, maintaining internationally recognised standards remains a key element of our strategy.”

The certification milestone comes during a period of sustained growth for GMV in the United Kingdom as the company continues expanding its role in major space and Position, Navigation and Timing programmes while increasing support for customers throughout the British space and defence sectors.

EDINBURGH, UK, July 1, 2026 – Employee-owned structural and civil engineering consultancy Narro has confirmed a planned change in leadership, with Robbie Templeton taking over as Managing Director from Ben Adam. The transition forms part of the company’s long-term succession strategy as it enters its next phase of growth.

The carefully planned appointment represents an important step for the business as it builds on more than 40 years of success. Robbie Templeton will now lead the consultancy, bringing fresh ideas and continued momentum, while Ben Adam will remain on the Board of Directors, helping shape the company’s strategic direction and providing continuity. As an employee-owned organisation, developing future leaders has always been a key part of Narro’s long-term approach.

Since being founded in Edinburgh by David Narro, the practice has grown from a small engineering consultancy into a 100-strong business with seven offices across the UK. Employee-owned since 2014, Narro has built a strong reputation for delivering structural and civil engineering expertise across a broad range of sectors, including conservation, culture, education, infrastructure, residential, commercial and industrial developments.

Ben Adam joined Narro as a graduate engineer in 1998 and has spent almost 30 years with the practice. After becoming Managing Director in 2017, he oversaw continued business growth, geographical expansion, the strengthening of its employee ownership culture and the successful delivery of a number of landmark projects across the UK. His specialist knowledge of conservation engineering and sustainable design has contributed to significant schemes including the Glasgow School of Art, the National Museum of Scotland and the Burrell Collection.

Commenting on the transition, Ben Adam said: “It has been a tremendous privilege to lead Narro and to work alongside all the talented colleagues throughout my career. What makes Narro special is our people and the culture we have built together. As an employee-owned business, something I’ve been incredibly passionate about, our success has always been driven by collective commitment, collaboration and a shared passion for engineering excellence.

“Robbie has played a key role in Narro’s development over many years and is an outstanding leader. He understands our values, our clients and our ambitions for the future. I am delighted to be handing over to someone with the experience, energy and vision to lead the business into its next chapter.”

Robbie Templeton also began his career at Narro as a graduate engineer in 2006 and has progressed through the organisation over the past two decades, becoming a Board Director in 2023. A Chartered Engineer with extensive experience in both new-build and conservation projects, he has led teams on numerous high-profile developments and played an important role in expanding Narro’s Aberdeen office and wider presence across northern Scotland.

Robbie Templeton said: “Narro has given me incredible opportunities throughout my career, and I am honoured to be taking on the role of Managing Director. Ben, and David before him, has provided exceptional leadership and leaves a business that is strong, ambitious and well positioned for the future.

“Our employee-owned model creates a unique culture where people genuinely care about the success of the business and the quality of work we deliver. We have a fantastic team, an exceptional client base and exciting opportunities ahead. I look forward to building on the strong foundations already in place, while continuing to innovate, invest in our people and support the sustainable growth of the practice.”

As Narro marks its 40th anniversary, the leadership change highlights the company’s ongoing commitment to developing talent from within while providing continuity for clients, employees and partners. The consultancy remains focused on delivering creative, technically excellent and sustainable engineering solutions as it continues to grow its presence across the UK.

For more information about Narro and its services, please visit www.narroassociates.com.