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,
Nicholsons, a member of The Corporate Finance Network based in Lincoln & Grimsby, supported a UK charity through a comprehensive financial restructuring project to strengthen its internal systems and long-term resilience.
Richard Hallsworth led the engagement, overseeing the restructuring of the internal finance team and the implementation of a new financial accounting system.
Assynt Corporate Finance Limited, a member firm of The Corporate Finance Network in Hertfordshire, advised a services-sector client on the disposal of a 49% shareholding, marking a significant step in the company’s succession strategy.
The business, jointly owned by a husband and wife,
Kent-based McBrides, a member of The Corporate Finance Network, has skilfully supported a client in the establishment of an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) in the lighting sector.
Led by Anthony Hawkins, the team provided an indicative valuation of the company and tax-related support in connection with the transaction.
North Yorkshire-based accountancy firm Hunter Gee Holroyd (HGH) has advised on the business sale of a bingo hall.
Led by Kelsey Butterfield, the HGH team provided full support and guidance throughout the process. This included the preparation of valuations, conducting detailed cashflow analysis, and managing all associated tax implications.
TWP, a member of The Corporate Finance Network in the South East, with its head office in Weybridge, assisted a client with the successful sale of several care homes.
The client instructed TWP to lead the transaction, which was led by Andrew Goddon and Jay Gill.
Dyke Yaxley, a member firm of The Corporate Finance Network with offices in Shropshire and the United States, was instructed to carry out an independent valuation to support a client in issuing growth shares under an EMI scheme.
Led by Sarah Hartshorn and Alan Jebb, the team worked alongside the client’s local external accountant to deliver a robust valuation.
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,
