Kay Johnson Gee LLP (KJG), a member of The Corporate Finance Network based in Manchester has advised the owner of an Engineering business on its sale for £750k.
The KJG team, led by Corporate Finance Partner Steven Lindsay, was approached by his client when they decided to consider options for selling their business in what is a very active M&A market.
McBrides, a member of The Corporate Finance Network based in Kent and South East London, has advised the shareholders of a Digital Print business on a £125,000 CBILS loan.
McBrides Corporate Finance Partner, Mark Grady was approached by his client following the lockdown which left the business needing prompt advice regarding short to medium term cash flow.
LEES, a member of The Corporate Finance Network with offices in Norwich, London and Hampshire has advised a Construction company on fundraising following the Coronavirus outbreak.
The LEES corporate finance team were asked for assistance following the overnight shutdown of building sites across the UK, a consequence of the COVID pandemic.
Dyke Yaxley, a member of The Corporate Finance Network with two offices in Shropshire and one in the United States has successfully advised the shareholders of an antiques retailer on a capital raise.
The antiques dealer, a longstanding client of Laurie Riley, Director at Dyke Yaxley was in need of additional capital to mange the impact following the COVID pandemic.
North Yorkshire-based accountancy firm Hunter Gee Holroyd (HGH), has advised the owners of a group Lakeside Lodges on their strategic sale to a leisure company.
Mark Grewer, Director of Corporate Finance at HGH was approached by his client when they were approached by the eventual purchaser in February 2020 who declared they would like to potentially acquire the accommodation business.
McBrides, a member of The Corporate Finance Network based in Kent and South East London, has advised the shareholders of a construction support business on a £300,000 CBILS loan.
McBrides Corporate Finance Partner, Mark Grady was approached by his client following the overnight shutdown in the construction sector which left the business needing prompt advice regarding short to medium term cash flow advice.
Proficio Solutions, a provider of specialist Financial Director consultancy, bookkeeping, payroll, accounts management and cloud support for owner managed businesses based near Oxford has advised a legal services company on raising £600,000 via the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS).
Michael Pawley, Managing Director of Proficio Solutions, worked with the owners of the legal practice to first identify what level of funding would be required to support the business through the COVID-19 crisis and the subsequent recovery period.
MAP, a provider of corporate finance and accountancy services based in Manchester has advised a Digital Learning business on a £110,000 CBILS fundraise used to refinance existing debt on better terms.
Paul Barnes, Managing Director at MAP took the initiative to contact his client after some careful analysis of their existing debt showed that better payment terms were available under the CBILS.
Assynt Corporate Finance, a member of The Corporate Finance Network in Hertfordshire, has advised a car repairs business on raising a £175,000 CBILS loan.
Soon after CIBILS arrangements were announced by the government, Andrew Watkin (pictured), a business adviser at Assynt Corporate Finance recommended to a car repairs business owner that CBILS would be beneficial to their business.
LEES, a member of The Corporate Finance Network with offices in Norwich, London and Hampshire has advised a print & design company on fundraising following the Coronavirus outbreak.
The LEES corporate finance team were asked for assistance following the print & design company being impacted by a temporary shutdown of operations,
