MAP, a member of The Corporate Finance Network, based in Manchester, has supported a client with the sale of its company, a CRM software business which specialised in the dental sector.
Samuel Jedrzejewski, Finance Partner at MAP and Finlay Keigher, Client Accountant, handled the due diligence information requests and tax queries from the purchaser and its advisers.
North Yorkshire-based accountancy firm Hunter Gee Holroyd (HGH), has supported a client in securing a tailored funding package to facilitate expansion into a new city.
With Kelsey Butterfield taking the lead, the HGH team structured a deal comprising £700,000 in unsecured funding alongside £500,000 asset finance.
TWP, a member of The Corporate Finance Network in the South-East with head office in Weybridge, has supported its professional services client to improve cashflow and pave the way for growth.
The client approached TWP as they were facing cashflow constraints arising from their existing borrowing structure,
DSG, a member of The Corporate Finance Network with offices in Liverpool and Ewloe, has advised a global logistics group on its latest buy-and-build transaction.
Led by Andrew Moss and Adam Brighouse, DSG provided financial due diligence and supported negotiations to help guide the deal through to completion.
Albert Goodman, a member of the Corporate Finance Network based in South West England with six offices, has advised on the disposal of a project for an established IT Managed Service Provider.
The team guided the company through a pre-sale restructuring transaction before acquiring it,
Bevan Buckland, a member of The Corporate Finance Network with offices across South Wales, has successfully advised the shareholders of Lumishore on its disposal to Garmin.
Led by Harri Lloyd-Davies and Andrew Silk, the Bevan Buckland team assisted with the preparation of forecasts and management accounts,
Dyke Yaxley, a member firm of The Corporate Finance Network with offices in Shropshire and the United States, was approached to complete an independent due diligence review on behalf of a bank providing finance to support the acquisition of a material handling attachment manufacturer and distributor.
Dyke Yaxley’s Corporate Finance team,
Scrutton Bland, part of the Sumer Group and a member of The Corporate Finance Network based in the East of England, has successfully advised business owners involved in a share disposal in the renewable infrastructure management sector.
Led by Luke Morris and Alex Canham, the Scrutton Bland team assisted in dealing with the pre-deal divestment and tax mitigation of an overseas entity outside of the main deal parameters,
Johnston Wood Roach, a member firm of The Corporate Network in the Hampshire area, has supported an electrical contracting client who required further working capital.
Due to recent growth, where the company had won some large contracts with a requirement to outlay for materials, they recognised that there would be a cash flow gap as the revenue would not be received until completion of the site.
September brings an assembly of The Corporate Finance Network member firms to Cambridge for the National Conference.
Described as the ‘City of Perspiring Dreams’, (as opposed to Oxford’s “city of dreaming spires”), it suggests Cambridge is more focused on hard work and practicalities, rather than idealistic visions. And as the sons &
