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Soup maker TSC in buy-out

TSC Foods, a UK manufacturer of chilled and frozen soups and sauces, has been sold for £24 million in a private equity-backed buy-out.

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Babcock & Brown infrastructure arm sold off

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Tracsis caught Peeping

Tracsis Plc, a Leeds-based provider of transport consultancy services, has acquired rival Peeping for an initial consideration of up to £260,000 in cash and shares. 

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Private equity comeback?

The UK private equity deal drought has not ended, but there are rays of light, according to quarterly research by corporate finance advisory boutique Corbett Keeling.

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PartyGaming buys Cashcade

PartyGaming has acquired local rival Cashcade for up to £95.9 million.

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ImmuPharma sells shares

Drug discoverer ImmuPharma’s chairman and chief executive have sold £10.75 million of shares to M&G and other institutions.

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Innovise acquires RapidHost      

IT powerhouse Innovise has acquired Buckinghamshire-based rival RapidHost for up to £800,000.

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Astaire buys Ruegg

Specialist investment banking firm Astaire Group Plc has acquired Ruegg & Co for £315,000.

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Innovise acquires RapidHost      

IT powerhouse Innovise has acquired Buckinghamshire-based rival RapidHost for up to £800,000.

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Astaire buys Ruegg

Specialist investment banking firm Astaire Group Plc has acquired Ruegg & Co for £315,000.

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LDC backs Modelzone MBO

Lloyds Development Capital (LDC) has invested in a management buy-out of model retailer and wholesaler Modelzone Holdings.

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Vasanta reduces debt burden

Office supplies company Vasanta, which has sales of £500 million, has completed a refinancing deal with the participation of turnaround investor Endless.

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Finance boost for Big Worldwide

London-based Big Worldwide, which provides marketing services to the hotel industry, has raised £1.25 million from management and external investors.

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Venture capital cheer for taxman

Tax breaks given to investors in growing companies more than pay for themselves, according to research conducted by one fund manager.

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