Johnston Wood Roach, a member firm of The Corporate Network in the Hampshire area, has supported an electrical contracting client who required further working capital.
Due to recent growth, where the company had won some large contracts with a requirement to outlay for materials, they recognised that there would be a cash flow gap as the revenue would not be received until completion of the site.
Albert Goodman, a member of The Corporate Finance Network based in South West England with six offices, has successfully advised business owners involved in a share disposal and retirement exit in the engineering sector.
Led by Corporate Finance Partner Neil Hutchings, the team provided essential buy-side support for the transaction,
TWP, a member of The Corporate Finance Network in the South-East with head office in Weybridge, has supported their consultancy client to obtain a finance which will enable them to grow.
The company wished to open another office and would inevitably have to incur set-up costs,
Croydon-based accountancy firm MDH, has supported its Care Home client to obtain a working capital facility to manage short-term cashflow constraints.
Michael Hemme, the Founder and Managing Director at MDH was approached by his client after they wanted assistance with raising finance within a short timeframe.
Shaw Gibbs, a member of The Corporate Finance Network, played a key role in Heronshaw Group’s latest acquisition, with Simon Alderwick leading the deal and providing comprehensive financial and tax due diligence on the purchase of Scottish Everlastings Limited. The transaction forms part of Heronshaw’s broader strategy to strengthen its position in the decorative goods sector and expand its presence across Europe.
Dyke Yaxley, a member firm of The Corporate Finance Network with offices in Shropshire and the United States, was approached to provide an independent valuation and a review of succession planning options for an automotive accessory distributor.
The engagement followed an ongoing shareholder dispute, with differing views on the future of the business.
DSG, the member firm which is headquartered in Liverpool, with an additional office in Ewloe, North Wales, has assisted a design client who worked within the construction sector, to facilitate an exit, so that the vendor could retire.
After considering all alternatives, it was decided that the most appropriate buyer was the company’s existing management team.
Dyke Yaxley, a member firm of The Corporate Finance Network, with offices in Shropshire and the United States, has supported their client in the printing sector through a Credit Review Service, resulting in a huge injection of working capital.
Led by Cian Iddison,
LEES, a member of The Corporate Finance Network with offices in Norwich, London, and Hampshire, has advised the shareholders of a small family-run letting agency on the successful sale of their business.
Led by Chris Bidgood, LEES structured the transaction to ensure maximum efficiency for the vendors,
Dyke Yaxley, a member firm of The Corporate Finance Network, with offices in Shropshire and the United States, has provided an independent valuation for a professional services business, on behalf of another CFN member firm.
Led by Sarah Hartshorn, the purpose of the valuation was to assist with succession planning.
