As a corporate finance led deal-making Group, we advise business on a number of business sales, acquisitions and mergers.
Here are some of our recent news and insights.
International telecommunications firm The Kenton Group has successfully completed an Employee Ownership Trust, in a deal advised on by the GS Verde Group.
A leading figure in the dealmaking community, CEO Nigel Greenaway was praised for his tenacious, purposeful drive for innovation through the multidiscipline GS Verde Group.
A guide to the Autumn Statement, announcing an outline the budget and changes to various tax aspects for individuals and corporations.
A luxury British lifestyle brand specialising in sustainable canine grooming products, beds, and accessories has been acquired, in a deal advised on by the GS Verde Group
Flotek Group, an MSP with an ambitious goal of transforming IT & Comms available to SMEs, has announced its second acquisition as part of the business' bold growth strategy.
For many businesses, the cash injection from R&D tax relief can foster growth through reinvestment. Here, GS Verde Group's tax experts explain how to make the best of your application.
Fixwell Fasteners, an industrial fixings and fastenings supplier with a 30-year legacy operating across Wales and the South West has been acquired, in a deal advised on by the GS Verde Group.
GS Verde Group has appointed Gavin Johns as its new Chairman, as the Group embarks on the next phase of its acquisition and growth strategy.
Award-winning content marketing, PR and design consultancy The Media Snug has announced the successful completion of a shareholder buyout, in a deal advised on by the GS Verde Group.
A national collective of optometry practices has acquired a South West based optometrist business, in a deal advised on by the GS Verde Group.
A guide to the recent updates to the mini budget and how GS Verde can help businesses navigate these changes.
The UK’s food & drink manufacturing sector is not just one of historic & cultural importance but also the largest manufacturing division. What does the future of this sector look like among headwinds?
