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Ethical Superstore in Natural merger

Eco-stores Natural Collection and Ethical Superstore have merged. The terms of the deal remain undisclosed. 

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Fuller, Smith & Turner on pub crawl

Fuller, Smith & Turner Plc has agreed to acquire six freehold London pubs from Punch Taverns Plc, for £21.1 million in cash. The acquisition will be financed from existing facilities and is expected to complete by 6 April.

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Winning against the odds

The fifth Quoted Company Awards, organised by Growth Company Investor, celebrated those who are flourishing in the toughest of circumstances.

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Inflation shock for UK economy

Economists were left scratching their heads as the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) – the government’s target inflation measure – registered 3.2 per cent in February, up from three per cent in January.

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Female fraudsters take their time  

Female employees are likely to wait almost twice as long as their male counterparts before committing a fraud.

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Contract Fire Security snaps up local firm

Sutton Coldfield-based Contract Fire Security has acquired local rival Premier Planned Maintenance for an undisclosed sum. The combined entity will trade as Fire and Safety Services.

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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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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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