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National Car Parks

National Car Parks (NCP) is a British private car park operator. Founded in 1931, it manages off-street car parks in towns and cities, including sites at airports, hospitals and National Rail stations.

History
, London The company was incorporated in 1931 and is commonly traced to its founder, Colonel Frederick Lucas. In 1998 NCP was sold to the US company Cendant for £801 million. In 2005 it was acquired by 3i for £555 million. In 2007, 3i sold NCP's off-street parking business to a fund managed by Macquarie for £790 million. Macquarie later agreed a sale to a consortium of Park24 and the Development Bank of Japan in 2017. In March 2026, NCP entered administration, with PwC appointed as administrators while the business continued to trade. ==Operations==
Operations
NCP operates off-street car parks across the United Kingdom, including locations in town and city centres and at major transport hubs. ==References==
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