Case study
We were introduced by the company accountants to a loss-making business, compounded by directores ill health, which meant that the director had no appetite to continue trading the business or attempt to turn it around.
We marketed the opportunity to purchase the business to our extensive database of contacts which led to a third-party confirming interest in purchase via a pre-packaged Administration.
The buyer offered the director a consultancy role.
All staff employment was preserved including placement staff which provided continuity for clients.
The sale maintained continuity to customers, therefore maximising value in the company assets primarily the debtor ledger.
The incumbent funder was repaid in full as part of the sale.
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