Consilium advises shareholders of JWF Process Solutions on Nevis Capital buy-in
Glasgow-based engineering firm JWF Process Solutions has secured a significant investment from Nevis Capital. The deal, which was advised by John Blair of Consilium Chartered Accountants, will see Nevis acquire a stake in the company.
JWF specialises in measurement and instrumentation for the oil and gas, petrochemical, and healthcare sectors. The company has a strong track record of growth, and the investment from Nevis will help accelerate its expansion plans.
Consilium Corporate Finance expertise secures deal for JWF
Kenneth Fairbairn, Managing Director of JWF said: “Following our introduction to John Blair, John and the team at Consilium explained clearly what form the process would take. From that point onwards they provided simple and clear advice to ensure that both the business and I were comfortable with the financial mechanics of the deal throughout the complete transaction”
Brian Aitken, partner at Nevis, said: “Nevis are delighted to have completed another deal involving Consilium. They really understand how to close deals in the SME market – running transparent processes with clear communication and pragmatic advice.”
“Deals can involve an element of stress and complexity but Consilium’s straightforward, easy to deal with and commercial approach has ensured that our transactions have run as smoothly and efficiently as possible.”
John Blair, Corporate Finance partner at Consilium, said: “We are pleased to have advised JWF on this transaction. It is a great example of how Consilium can help businesses to secure investment and achieve their growth goals.”
A track record of advising business owners and investors in Scotland
The investment in JWF is the second deal that Consilium has concluded with Nevis. The two companies previously worked together on a successful management buy-out of Hardie Polymers and James Ramsay.
Consilium is a leading provider of Corporate Finance, Accounting, and Tax services to business owners and entrepreneurs in Scotland. The firm has a track record of advising businesses on a wide range of transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, fundraising, and restructuring.
This year Consilium has provided lead advisory, tax advisory and financial due diligence services for deals involving Firefish Software, Martin Precision, Lothian Building Supplies, EdgeTier and the Electric Heating Company.
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