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Metal company forges ahead with MBO  

Jan Frayne has bought out the CG Rees group of metals supplier companies of Gabalfa, Cardiff, from founder and managing director Colin Rees, who is retiring from the business. The £1.3 million deal, which will see the company re-named Fromstock, has been supported with an Assembly Investment Grant and a £650,000 loan from Finance Wales.

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Bob Martin and Seven Seas’ pet project

Trowers & Hamlins has advised pet care business Bob Martin (UK) on the acquisition of the pet and animal healthcare business of Seven Seas, in a deal that will strengthen Bob Martin’s position in the UK.

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Hertford cashes in on Cheque Exchange

Hertford International, an AIM-listed specialist in the pre-paid debit card market, has announced the proposed acquisition of Cheque Exchange, a cheque cashing and money remittance business.

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The Bentley laptop

Not everyone does badly in a recession, and if you're one of the lucky ones, what better way to show it than by strutting about with a laptop computer made from a luxury car?

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ICON purchases US lab services company

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Arriva buys train maintenance company

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Atypon acquires eMeta from Macrovision

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Indage makes offer for Broadland Wineries

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Atypon acquires eMeta from Macrovision

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Indage makes offer for Broadland Wineries

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Hill & Smith to sell subsidiary

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Devilfish makes Paramin Poker deal

Manchester-based Devilfish Gaming has acquired the player base of Hungarian online poker room Paramin Poker for an undisclosed sum.

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Arriva closes LNWR train maintenance deal

Sunderland-based UK transport group Arriva has acquired train maintenance company London and North Western Railway Society (LNWR) for £2.4 million, which includes the repayment of a shareholder loan and assuming some £2 million of debt.

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Fines likely for data breaches

The UK’s privacy and data protection watchdog, the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), is seeking the power to fine businesses up to 10 per cent of their revenues for breaking data laws.

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