Corporate Finance

At Moore and Smalley, we operate a dedicated and experienced corporate finance department committed to identifying, creating and maximising opportunities for North West businesses, from small family enterprises to listed companies. With offices in Preston, Blackpool, Kendal and Lancaster we are well placed to manage corporate finance projects on behalf of businesses across Lancashire, Cumbria and the North West.

Our substantial team brings together a wealth of experience from a variety of sectors, (particularly construction, care homes, engineering and healthcare) and transaction types. Typically we work with SMEs that fall within the £1m - £50m turnover bracket.

We work closely with clients to anticipate their needs and guide them through any corporate finance project, from raising finance, identifying and carrying out acquisitions through to grooming businesses for sale and managing the ultimate business sale process.

Whatever the corporate finance requirement, our clients benefit from a commercially astute team dedicated to providing expert guidance and a first-class service.

Our support doesn't stop there as, undoubtedly, corporate finance goals impact on all areas of the business. Whether it be banking, legal advice, trade finance or marketing, we have the resources and network to assemble the right team to deliver the solution you need.

Our services include (click on a service to find out more):

• Acquisitions
• Business Sales
• Management Takeovers
• Growing Business Advice
• Business Grooming and Exit Planning
• Raising Finance
• Plus Markets Introductions
• Due Diligence

Our Corporate Finance team is actively involved in searching for current opportunities for our clients, including any businesses for sale or businesses wanted. For a list of current opportunities please click on the link below.

 Current Businesses for Sale and Businesses Wanted

For further information, please contact the , or request a corporate finance brochure

Bottomline Newsletter

• Bottom Line Winter 2009
  In this issue of Bottom Line Graham Gordon looks at pension alternatives for high earners, James Treadwell provides an update on the new Companies Act rules and Stephen Adams discusses the new VAT rates. The Moore and Smalley debate brought together regional businesses, banks and solicitors who discuss whether 2010 will be the year of recovery, and we speak to Eliot Ward the new Chief Executive of Preston Vision
  

  

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