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Monsal wins £14 million for expansion

Waste-to-energy business Monsal has secured up to £14 million from investment firm FourWinds Capital Management.

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Graphite backs Teaching Personnel MBO

Graphite Capital has acquired the recruitment company Teaching Personnel in a £45 million deal.

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Digital Barriers acquires Overtis

Digital Barriers has acquired a division of Overtis Group for £3.2 million.

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CFOs expect rise in M&A

M&A activity is predicted to rise in the coming year as credit improves.

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SRL Global attracts £7.5 million

A software provider to the asset management sector has raised £7.5 million from Augmentum Capital and Revere Capital Advisors.

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Cleantech company 9REN raises €80 million

European renewable energy company 9REN has secured €80 million (£68 million) for five solar power projects.

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Graphite backs Teaching Personnel buy-out

A provider of supply teachers to schools has undergone a management buy-out (MBO) for £45 million backed by Graphite Capital.

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Graduates turn to business

One in three students graduating this year or next has a business idea and plans to become an entrepreneur in the near future, according to a survey.

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Graphite backs Teaching Personnel buy-out

A provider of supply teachers to schools has undergone a management buy-out (MBO) for £45 million backed by Graphite Capital.

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Graduates turn to business

One in three students graduating this year or next has a business idea and plans to become an entrepreneur in the near future, according to a survey.

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Fairpoint gets Moneyextra for £1

Financial services company Fairpoint Group is to acquire Moneyextra.com for £1.

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LDC to buy Easynet

LDC is to acquire Easynet Global Services from BSkyB for £100 million.

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Recovery may take two years

The UK will have to wait another one to two years for a full economic recovery, according to a survey of 406 professional services firms.

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More directors face ban

Disqualification proceedings against company directors were up 17 per cent in the year to March, according to research.

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