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Skerritt hunts down second in a month

Brighton and Hove-based IFA company Skerritt Consultants has acquired London rival Huntington Investments for an undisclosed sum. 

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Hitachi Capital acquires Driving Instructor Centre

Middlesex-based car finance providers Hitachi Capital Vehicle Solutions has acquired Wigston-based The Driving Instructor Centre, a provider of dual-control vehicles, for £11.8 million.

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Key Capital Partners invests in Sabotage

Key Capital Partners (KCP) has backed the buy-in management buy-out of Worcester-based street fashion company Sabotage in a £3.6 million deal.

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Princely Holdings has acquired Supporta Professional  

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AMEC has acquired Canadian rival Philips Engineering 

 

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 Nimans has acquired Wetherby-based rival Rocom for £12.5 million

 

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Flying Colours has acquired the assets of JetCorp 

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McGuireWoods merges with Grundberg Mocatta Rakison

US law firm McGuireWoods LLP has agreed to merge with London-based firm Grundberg Mocatta Rakison LLP (GMR). The firm will operate under the name McGuireWoods London. 

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Flying Colours has acquired the assets of JetCorp 

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McGuireWoods merges with Grundberg Mocatta Rakison

US law firm McGuireWoods LLP has agreed to merge with London-based firm Grundberg Mocatta Rakison LLP (GMR). The firm will operate under the name McGuireWoods London. 

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AMEC engineers deal with Philips

AMEC Plc, a UK-based engineering and project management company, has acquired Canadian rival Philips Engineering for up to C$8.7 million (£4.8 million). 

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Nimans acquires Rocom

Nimans, a Salford-based telecoms equipment distributor, has acquired Wetherby-based rival Rocom from ATC Communications for £12.5 million. AIM-listed ATC bought Rocom for £17.6 million in 2006. 

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Kennet invests €6.5 million in GoViral

Copenhagen-based video advertising company GoViral has secured €6.5 million from technology growth investors Kennet Partners.

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Key Capital funds fashion label 

Key Capital Partners (KCP) has backed the buy-in management buy-out of fashion business Sabotage, in a £3.6 million deal, which includes development capital. 

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