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Graham Alexander
Partner and Head of Corporate Finance
22 March 2022
Johnston Carmichael helps secure deals in excess of £300m in impressive year in M&AJohnston Carmichael enjoyed a strong year in Corporate Finance, helping to complete deals worth in excess of £300m and remaining resilient despite issues caused by COVID-19.
Graham Alexander
Partner and Head of Corporate Finance
17 March 2022
Johnston Carmichael supports SolaSense on sale to a listed US entityLeading independent firm of chartered accountants and business advisers, Johnston Carmichael, has recently supported SolaSense Limited (“SolaSense”), a Distributed Fibre Optic Sensing (“DFOS”) company, through its acquisition by Expro, a leading provider of energy services listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: XPRO).
Alan Hamilton
Corporate Finance Partner
25 January 2022
Johnston Carmichael supports Eden Mill on investment in new St Andrews distillery and visitor centreThe Corporate Finance team at Johnston Carmichael has supported the shareholders of Eden Mill in securing a significant investment from Inverleith LLP to fund a new build distillery in St Andrews and to drive a number of growth opportunities in the business.
Gordon McCarlie
Corporate Finance Director
13 December 2021
Johnston Carmichael supports Springfield Properties plc on their recent acquisition of Tulloch HomesThe Corporate Finance team of Scotland’s largest independent firm of chartered accountants and business advisers, Johnston Carmichael, has recently supported Springfield Properties plc with its acquisition of Tulloch Homes.
Ewen Fleming
London Office Head, and Head of Consulting & Financial Services
7 October 2021
Why businesses must exercise caution over the inevitable post pandemic M&A surgeIf there is one thing we know about the boom-and-bust cycle it is that from adversity emerges opportunity. As previous downturns have shown, economic crises are almost always followed by high levels of M&A - and 2021 is shaping up to follow the trend. Ewen Fleming, Partner and Head of Financial Services, explains further.
