North Yorkshire-based accountancy firm Hunter Gee Holroyd (HGH) has advised on the 100 per cent disposal of a company by way of a share sale within the transport sector.
The engagement was initially led by Kelsey Butterfield, who was responsible for marketing the business for sale and managing discussions with prospective buyers.
Kent-based McBrides in partnership with DJH, a member of The Corporate Finance Network, has successfully advised on the acquisition of a business in the hospitality sector.
Anthony Hawkins, who led the transaction as part of the McBrides team, provided comprehensive corporate finance and tax support throughout the acquisition process.
Dyke Yaxley, a member firm of The Corporate Finance Network with offices in Shropshire and the United States, was approached by a bank to support the acquisition of a pub and restaurant. The engagement involved completing an independent due diligence review to provide the lender with assurance over the transaction.
£950k Commercial Mortgage Secured for Joinery Business
Croydon-based accountancy firm MDH has supported a joinery business in securing a £950,000 commercial mortgage to acquire its long-standing rental premises, providing greater operational stability and strengthening cashflow to support a planned phase of rapid expansion.
Michael Hemme,
Croydon-based accountancy firm MDH has helped a recruitment client secure £600,000 in growth capital to stabilise cashflow and position the business for future profitability.
Michael Hemme, Founder and Managing Director at MDH, was approached by the recruitment firm during a period of financial strain. Following a series of meetings to understand their challenges and cashflow position,
Leading Welsh accountancy firm Bevan Buckland LLP has advised on the successful £7.5 million disposal of Project Rock, supporting the company’s founders through a full sale process and achieving a strong outcome for all parties involved.
Andrew Silk, Associate Director at Bevan Buckland LLP, led the engagement,
North Yorkshire-based accountancy firm Hunter Gee Holroyd has advised on the successful structuring of a company in a share-for-share transaction.
Kelsey Butterfield from the HGH Corporate Finance team led the transaction, providing comprehensive guidance and support throughout the process.
This included developing the transaction structure,
Nicholsons, a member of The Corporate Finance Network based in Lincoln & Grimsby, supported a manufacturing client in the construction sector.
Richard Hallsworth, Managing Partner, led the engagement on behalf of Nicholsons. A number of businesses in various jurisdictions were merging to combine as one company.
Kent-based McBrides in partnership with DJH, a member of The Corporate Finance Network, has successfully advised on the disposal of a 50% shareholding in a transport sector business.
Led by Anthony Hawkins, the team provided comprehensive support throughout the transaction. This consisted of assisting the client in negotiating a fair and commercially sound value for the sale of their shareholding,
LEES, a member of The Corporate Finance Network with offices in Norwich, London, and Hampshire, has advised a marketing agency on a shareholder buy-out to facilitate the exit of a shareholder following a change in the company’s strategic direction.
Led by Chris Bidgood,
