On Thursday, December 12, His Majesty King Charles III visited the residence Appat Battersea Power Station in London. He met with the employees thereanci Applu, members of the British creative community, students who, thanks to educational programs under the auspices of Applu and the British non-profit organization The King's Trust have learned new practical skills, such as coding.
Team members from all over the country welcomed His Majesty to the historic Battersea Power Station, which Applu will serve as its UK headquarters from 2023. To mark the occasion, children from nearby St. George's Primary School created a Christmas-themed graphic artwork on an iPad, which was then projected onto the power station's iconic chimneys. CEO Applu Tim Cook together with King Charles, welcomed the local community to a special holiday concert by award-winning British singer-songwriter RAYE.
"We were honoured to welcome His Majesty King Charles to Battersea, our home in the UK, and are proud to work with The King's Trust to support the education and empowerment of today's young people," he said. Cook"We look forward to further growth, building on over 40 years of history in the UK."