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Alan Hamilton

Alan Hamilton

Corporate Finance Partner

24 May 2021

Johnston Carmichael advises Aberdeen-based firm in multi-million-pound funding package

The Corporate Finance team at Johnston Carmichael have advised on a deal helping energy services company Three60 Energy Group secure a seven-figure funding package to support its growth strategy.


Andrew Ewing

Andrew Ewing

Corporate Finance Partner

27 April 2021

Johnston Carmichael supports expansion of video game development services

The Corporate Finance team of Scotland’s largest independent firm of chartered accountants and business advisers, Johnston Carmichael, has recently supported Keywords Studios plc with its c£43m acquisition of Climax Studios, a provider of games development services.


Andrew Ewing

Andrew Ewing

Corporate Finance Partner

21 January 2021

Johnston Carmichael supports further expansion of Phenna Group

Scotland’s largest independent firm of chartered accountants and business advisers, Johnston Carmichael, has assisted with Phenna Group’s first acquisition of 2021, as it takes on three divisions of testing services business Bolton NDT & Inspection Ltd (BNDT).


Graham Alexander

Graham Alexander

Partner and Head of Corporate Finance

9 December 2020

Johnston Carmichael advises on disposal of equipment rental specialists

The Corporate Finance team of Johnston Carmichael, Scotland’s largest independent firm of Chartered Accountants and Business Advisers, has recently supported Flowline Specialists through its acquisition by Motive Offshore Group.


Alan Hamilton

Alan Hamilton

Corporate Finance Partner

5 November 2020

Business owners must make cash king as new restrictions take hold

Businesses must prioritise cash flow management and ensure they have access to sufficient levels of funding as the coronavirus second wave tightens its grip, leading accountancy firm Johnston Carmichael has advised.