LEES, a member of The Corporate Finance Network with offices in Norwich, London, and Hampshire, has assisted a growing advertising and production business with an acquisition.
The client sought to expand their service offering and expertise, as well as access new customer sectors, using a strategy of acquisitive growth.
Dyke Yaxley, a member of The Corporate Finance Network with offices in Shropshire and the United States, has advised on the sale of three UK subsidiaries and one Irish subsidiary in the industrial ink, marking, and coding machine sector.
Led by Laurie Riley and Cian Iddison, Dyke Yaxley played a key role in negotiating the deal between the sellers and the buyer.
TWP, a member of The Corporate Finance Network in the South-East with head office in Weybridge, has supported their demolition client in obtain working capital to expand their business.
The client approached Paul Hawksley, who introduced Capitalise to work through the funding proposal.
The company required further capital to deliver an ambitious growth strategy which would include additional costs around marketing,
McBrides, a member firm of The Corporate Finance Network based in Kent, completed a deal, led by Anthony Hawkins, Corporate Finance Director.
Following discussions around exit options, McBrides’ client identified a key member of the team who was subsequently found to be keen to acquire the business as a management buyout.
McBrides, a member firm of The Corporate Finance Network based in Kent, completed a deal, led by Anthony Hawkins, Corporate Finance Director.
A client in the insurance industry was approached by an overseas company who made an offer to purchase their business.
After assessing the offer and negotiating the final terms with the buyer,
Dyke Yaxley, a member of The Corporate Finance Network, with two offices in Shropshire and one in the United States, has assisted in the valuation of a minority shareholding.
Sarah Hartshorn of Dyke Yaxley was recently instructed, by another advisory firm, to provide an independent valuation for the purposes of an exit.
Jacobs Allen, a member of the Corporate Finance Network with offices in Suffolk was approached by a Biotech company to assist with its succession planning. The founder and major shareholder wanted to retire from the company and allow the remaining management team to take the business forward.
The Jacobs Allen team led by Chris Kelly advised on the structure of the MBO and determined that the criteria for the favourable tax provisions available on a company purchase of own shares would apply.
LEES, a member of the Corporate Finance Network with offices in Norwich, London, and Hampshire has advised an engineering business on a disposal.
Chris Bidgood, Corporate Finance Director at LEES Accountants, was approached by a fast growing and innovative engineering business who were seeking a partial exit and a long-term investor to secure long-term succession and facilitate future growth.
TWP, a member of The Corporate Finance Network in the South-East with head office in Weybridge, has been a steadfast partner for a renewable energy company since its inception in 2016. Over the years, the business has expanded from a modest team of two to a robust workforce of fourteen,
Albert Goodman, a member of The Corporate Finance Network based in South West England with six offices, advised an education business in a management buy-out.
Matthew Chandler, Partner at Albert Goodman, was approached by a potential MBO team when they decided to consider their options
With the aid of Porter Dodson,
