DSG, a member of The Corporate Finance Network with offices in Liverpool and Ewloe, has successfully advised on the acquisition of a business in the branded merchandise sector.
Alongside Glenville Walker, the DSG team, led by Adam Brighouse, provided comprehensive finance and tax due diligence support throughout the acquisition process,
Albert Goodman, a Corporate Finance Network member firm based in the South West of England with six offices, has advised on the successful sale of share capital for one of its clients within the marketing sector.
Alongside Spires Legal, Albert Goodman, led by Matthew Chandler,
LEES, a member of The Corporate Finance Network with offices in Norwich, London, and Hampshire, has advised on the successful management buyout of a healthcare business.
Led by Chris Bidgood, the LEES team ensured a smooth acquisition of the business from its retiring owner.
TC Knill James, a member of The Corporate Finance Network based in Lewes, East Sussex, has advised the shareholders of a South East-based air conditioning and maintenance business on its successful transition to employee ownership.
Led by partner, Kirsty Wilson as lead adviser, the Corporate Finance and Tax teams provided end-to-end support throughout the transaction,
Albert Goodman, a Corporate Finance Network member firm based in the South West of England with six offices, has advised the shareholders of WCI Group Ltd on its successful sale to Uniwater Group. The acquisition marks WCI group’s first UK partner and provides them with access to enhanced technical resources,
TWP, a member of The Corporate Finance Network in the South-East with head office in Weybridge, has supported a long-standing client to secure a more flexible finance structure for their multi-million-pound property portfolio.
Following changes in UK interest rates in 2022, the client experienced a significant increase in borrowing costs by 2025.
North Yorkshire-based accountancy firm Hunter Gee Holroyd (HGH) has advised on a fundraising to support the purchase of trading premises.
Led by Mark Grewer, the HGH team pulled together a three year, three-way forecast to support the business in securing a bank loan to purchase its trading premises.
Kent-based DJH Bexley, a member of The Corporate Finance Network, has advised on the disposal of a manufacturing business majority-owned by an employee ownership trust.
The trust board decided it was in the best interest of the company to find a buyer to drive the business forward.
Dyke Yaxley, a member firm of The Corporate Finance Network, has completed a company valuation for a client in the nursery sector.
The engagement was led by Andrew Young, Alan Jebb and Sarah Hartshorn, who valued the business, commenting on the split between the trading business and the freehold property.
Nicholsons, a member of The Corporate Finance Network based in three offices across Lincolnshire, supported a client which was a healthcare services provider, that had lower profits than the directors expected and was struggling for cashflow.
Richard reviewed the situation and provided some strategic advice.
