PRESS RELEASE
13 August 2025
Nottingham’s Altia shortlisted for Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards
Nottingham-based technology firm, Altia, has been recognised for its efforts in supporting law enforcement agencies across the globe by the Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards (LBBEA).
The leading provider of investigation software has been shortlisted in the SME of the Year and AI Solution of the Year categories.
The winners are set to be announced during a prestigious ceremony at The Grosvenor Hotel in London on November 11th.
LBBEA brings together leading innovators and power brands to celebrate their success over the past year, as well as their contribution to society. More than 1,200 finalists are being recognised for their efforts during the ceremony.
Altia was shortlisted because of its impressive growth, innovation, and global impact as a UK-based SME delivering specialist investigation and intelligence software.
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.”
Headquartered in Nottingham, serving organisations around the globe including every police force in the UK, Altia provides investigation software for law enforcement agencies, government departments, and private sector businesses.
Altia’s tools help intelligence teams to work together, supporting them to streamline their operations while improving insights into data which the human eye may not detect. This helps to protect communities, prevent crime, and deliver justice.
Alongside every UK police force, the company currently supports organisations including NHS Trusts, the RSPCA, international justice departments, and fraud investigation units.
In 2024, it launched Altia HQ – a first-of-its-kind platform that consolidates investigative tools into a single, secure interface, providing a revolutionary platform which transforms how investigations are managed.
At the heart of Altia’s success is its people-first culture, with the company placing an onus on high staff engagement, low turnover, and strong career development opportunities.
Altia was recently being ranked in the UK’s top 100 Best Workplaces™ 2025 for Development by Great Place To Work, the global authority on workplace culture.
Rob Sinclair, CEO of Altia, 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.”
