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Cardew Group is a leading independent strategic communications agency, based in London and acting for some of the largest international companies, in both public and private markets. We work with corporates operating in some of today’s most scrutinised, complex and regulated situations to communicate effectively with the global financial community, politicians, regulators, and wider stakeholders.

For more than 30 years, Cardew has delivered communications advice and today does so across media relations, transaction support, public affairs, crisis communications, and digital advice and content.

Our approach is to provide integrated, insight-and-data-driven senior level advice and counsel, coupled with hands-on support to help our clients achieve great results. Our team comprises the very best sector and practice area experts drawn from in-house, agency, media, investment, political and digital backgrounds.

In the Q1 2026 UK Adviser Rankings, Cardew was ranked 4th by total stock market capitalisation.

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Cardew works with like-minded consultancies in multiple geographies who share our values and with whom we deliver complex, global projects for our clients.

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Private Markets: The Trust Test

Private markets are in the retail spotlight and scrutiny will intensify. Which means clarity is not just good practice, it is reputational protection.

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Hyper-scaling Minerals in Riyadh

Robin Walker was in Riyadh for the Future Minerals Forum - fast becoming the largest, most significant gathering of the critical minerals, mining and metals sectors.

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Rachel’s Trilemma: The Autumn Budget 2025

The Chancellor has delivered the pivotal Budget of this Parliament. Could the budget solve the trilemma of keeping markets, voters and backbenchers happy?

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‘I will do what’s right, not what’s popular': a tale of two speeches

‘I will do what is right, not what is popular' said Rachel Reeves in an unprecedented 'scene-setter speech’. Well, she may well be right about the second bit.

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How the AI browser changes (almost) everything

Never knowingly under-sold, the pronouncements from ChatGPT should always be viewed through narrowed eyes. This time, however…

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Why junior miners still hold the keys to future supply

Demand for critical minerals is booming and sources of supply are more important than ever but junior miners face challenges in raising the finance to deliver.

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How gaming has shaped media consumption habits

Gaming has played an important role in shaping the way audiences interact with consumer technologies – and also modern media.

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Why every business needs a cyber crisis communications plan

Will 2025 be remembered as the year of the cyber attacks? It’s certainly been very turbulent

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Sun, speeches and snake oil: lessons from Labour in Liverpool

From Starmer’s latest reset to the shadow cast by Farage, what happened and what does it means for Labour.

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What can a comms professional learn from a government in chaos?

No matter how well prepared an administration might be, once you enter the doors of Number 10, there is very little you can do to control the beast.

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How to communicate the concept of "Super Universities"

The news that what is being called the first “Super University” is being launched in the South East of England should come as a surprise to nobody.

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From SEO to GEO: Why media matters in the age of AI

We’re in the era of Generative Engine Optimisation, where reputation is shaped by authoritative media, owned content and consistent messaging.

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Anglo-Teck is off but London’s market still sees hope for miners

A mining mega-merger amidst a commodity boom - sounds familiar?

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Burning questions: Clean Energy Policy for Autumn 2025

As Parliament returns and the Met Office confirms 2025 as the hottest summer on record, the climate crisis is back in the headlines.

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Lets try that reset again

'Never let a good crisis go to waste' - and the resignation of the Deputy Prime Minister, Angela Rayner is certainly a huge crisis.

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Can Polanski’s ‘Eco-Populism’ reshape the British left?

Chances are that the name Zack Polanski wasn’t on your political radar until this week. Is it now?

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Mamdani talks the talk and walks the walk (digitally)

Following Zohran Mamdani's triumph over Andrew Cuomo, Ben Plumer explores the digital tactics that helped him tip the balance.

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