PRESS RELEASE
13 August 2025
Nottingham’s Altia shortlisted for Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards
Nottingham-based technology firm Altia has been shortlisted for two British Business Excellence Awards.
The investigation software provider is a finalist for SME of the Year and AI Solution of the Year.
The awards recognise Altia’s growth, innovation and global impact as a UK-based provider of investigation and intelligence software.
Winners will be announced at an awards ceremony at The Grosvenor Hotel in London on 11 November 2025.
Recognising Altia’s growth and innovation
The British Business Excellence Awards celebrate businesses and innovators from across the UK.
More than 1,200 finalists will be recognised at the ceremony. Altia has secured its place on the shortlist following continued growth in the UK and internationally.
Altia provides investigative software to every police force in the UK. The company also supports law enforcement agencies, government departments and private sector organisations.
Rob Sinclair, CEO at Altia, said:
“At Altia, we’re proud to support organisations around the world with the technology they need to stay one step ahead in criminal investigations. Being shortlisted for these awards is a fantastic endorsement and demonstrates the dedication and innovation shown by our employees.
“Congratulations and a huge thanks to the entire Altia team, who have made our success possible. We look forward to seeing everyone at the award ceremony in November and celebrating with so many fantastic companies.”
Supporting investigations around the world
Headquartered in Nottingham, Altia supports organisations across the UK and internationally.
Its customers include police forces, NHS Trusts, the RSPCA, international justice departments and fraud investigation units.
In 2024, the company launched Altia HQ, a secure platform that brings investigative tools and workflows together.
Investing in Altia’s people
Alongside its technology and international growth, Altia continues to invest in its workforce.
The company focuses on employee engagement, career development and creating opportunities for its teams to grow.
In 2025, Altia was ranked as one of the UK’s Best Workplaces for Development by Great Place to Work.
Rob added:
“We want to deliver the best service possible for our customers and that means investing in our workforce, ensuring we are supporting learning and development at every stage of their careers.”
