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, conducting detailed cashflow analysis and managing all associated tax considerations.
HGH also liaised with funding partners to ensure the affordability of the proposed acquisition, providing the bank with confidence in the client’s long-term financial stability.
The assignment involved close collaboration with solicitors and lenders to maintain momentum and address any hurdles that arose during the transaction.
HGH worked proactively to coordinate all parties involved, ensuring that the legal and financial aspects of the share-for-share structure were implemented efficiently and in compliance with regulatory requirements.
The transaction enabled the client to acquire a large commercial property to support their expanding trading operations. Previously leasing a smaller premises, the client’s goal was to secure a permanent site to accommodate the growth of their business and increased demand.
The successful outcome allowed the client to complete the property acquisition, positioning the business for future expansion and greater operational efficiency.
