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Taking the growth risk: Misha Gopaul

Your business is profitable, but you know it could be a lot bigger. Do you play it safe or raise your game? Misha Gopaul, CEO of IT consultancy Fabric Technologies, explains how he faced the dilemma.

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Xylophane secures funds

Xylophane, a Swedish developer of renewable packaging that can extend the shelf life of certain food products, has raised €3.3 million (£3 million) from a placing of shares.

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Helical builds war chest

Property group Helical Bar is seeking to raise nearly £30 million to take advantage of potential acquisition opportunities in the sector.

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Acuity adds flavour to ice cream buy-out

A luxury ice cream maker in Wales has been freed from administration after its new managing director bought the business. 

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Amicus shells out on Global Armour 

Amicus Capital Partners, a private equity network that specialises in “unusual investment opportunities”, has acquired Global Armour, a Northern Ireland-based armour manufacturer, for an undisclosed amount.

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Armstrong Watson Computer Solutions in MBO

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Sub.tv and Gym Screen Media to merge

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Tribal Group acquires Newchurch

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Sub.tv and Gym Screen Media to merge

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Tribal Group acquires Newchurch

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Reality check

Deals are hit by writedowns as due diligence focuses on current market conditions, writes Witold Sawin of accountancy firm Sawin & Edwards

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Carlisle technology firm in MBO

Armstrong Watson Computer Solutions has been bought by its management. Managing director Andrew Fisher led the MBO of the Carlisle-based company, which is soon to trade as Integrity Office. The terms of the buy-out have not been disclosed.

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Indian M&A cools off

The total value of Indian M&A almost halved last year, dropping dramatically from $70 billion (£49 billion) in 2007 to $42 billion in 2008, according to India Watch, the quarterly review by business and financial adviser Grant Thornton.

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Solar cell company in $6 million round

Israeli solar cell specialist BrightView has completed a $6 million (£4.3 million) Series A round of venture capital funding.

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