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• 26 Nov

  Interested In Selling Your Groundworks Or Landscaping Business?

  We have connections to a variety of business advisers and we recently received a note from one of them that are seeking acquisitions on behalf of one of their clients. Are you aware of any businesses that are, of might be for sale?

  Acquisitions Sought

  They are looking for businesses within the groundworks and landscaping sectors, ideally located in the South East or within a 70 mile radius of London.

  Potential acquisitions could include:

  • Distressed or turnaround situations.
    
    
  • Retirement sales.
    
    
  • Whole or partial disposal of businesses, contract books or single contracts.

  If this is of interest to you we would happily put you in contact.

  Finance For Acquisitions

  We are often involved with acquisitions, specifically helping find finance to fund them. Many people are not aware that the book debts of the target company can be used to help fund an acquisition. Alternatively the acquirer can leverage their own book debts to release capital, or a cash flow facility can be put in place to meet the day-to-day working capital needs of the target company.

  FundInvoice have been able to assist a number of businesses in this situation, recently we received a glowing testimonial from a company that acquired another business with the help of funding from an invoice finance facility. They said that that they were "happy to recommend [our] services". You can see the full details of what was said, and how were were able to support them in by following that link to the full testimonial article.

  If you are looking to raise money to assist with the purchase of another business please speak to Sean on 03330 113622 and he will be able to see if we can help you in one, or more of the ways described above. Similarly, if you are aware of a company that is for sale please contact us and we will pass your details along to our contact.

  By Glenn Blackman