Case study
The director contacted LC direct as the business had suffered from a reduction in turnover and was loss-making.
Management felt there was a viable business without the historic liabilities but could not see any way to trade out of the current situation.
Management expressed an interest in purchasing the business and were ultimately the most attractive bidder.
We assisted management in structuring a sale via a pre-packaged Administration.
We introduced a third party funder that, as well as providing the best financing solution, could also provide back office support services.
This resulted in sale of the business and assets on a going concern basis.
All staff employment was maintained including placement staff and this provided continuity for clients.
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