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Trinity Mirror buys GMG Regional Media

Newspaper publisher Trinity Mirror has agreed to acquire GMG Regional Media from Guardian Media Group for up to £44.8 million. 

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Ethel Austin goes bust

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BSS acquires UGS

BSS Group, a distributor of equipment to specialist trades, has acquired Oxfordshire-based UGS for £5.1 million.

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New chairman for PLUS Markets

PLUS Markets Group’s chief executive officer Simon Brickles is moving to focus on ‘international activity’, as a new chairman Giles Vardey comes aboard.

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Exosect wins funding for European roll-out

Environmentally friendly pest control specialist Exosect has secured £2.25 million of venture capital to bring their products to market.

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LGC changes hands for £257 million

Chemical analytics group LGC has been acquired by private equity firm Bridgepoint from LGV Capital in a deal valuing the company at £257 million.

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Daisy completes 26th deal

Telecoms provider Daisy Group has completed its 26th deal since it was established in 2001, with the acquisition of Managed Communications for up to £6.3 million.

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TenCate buys AML  

Dutch textile technology business TenCate has acquired Swindon-based defence company AML for £10 million. 

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Daisy completes 26th deal

Telecoms provider Daisy Group has completed its 26th deal since it was established in 2001, with the acquisition of Managed Communications for up to £6.3 million.

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TenCate buys AML  

Dutch textile technology business TenCate has acquired Swindon-based defence company AML for £10 million. 

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Future Films in AIM float

Easyjet chairman and former Whitehall warrior Sir Colin Chandler is to chair finance group Future Film Group, now tapping AIM for £5 million.

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Europa buys Operon

Building maintenance business Europa has acquired the facilities management division of Operon out of administration. 

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Rising star – Kate Cains

Kate Caines co-founded kids’ artwork and accessories brand Belle and Boo two years ago. Now the product is stocked in high street shops with fans including Jools Oliver and Claudia Schiffer

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Economic Insight

David Hudson, London head of corporate insolvency at accountancy firm Baker Tilly, explains why it’s recovery, not recession, that breaks many businesses

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