The latest updates and articles from Arbuthnot Latham
Arbuthnot Commercial Asset Based Lending (“ABL”) has structured and delivered a substantial refinance facility for Three Pears Ltd (“Three Pears”), providing the funding to acquire five heritage brands, including Harmony (hairspray & colour); Amplex (deodorant); Stergene (washing liquid); Ingram (shaving foam) and Leichner (makeup).
Arbuthnot Commercial Asset Based Lending (“ABL”) has delivered a flexible funding facility to support Spirit Motorcycles (“Spirit”), the team that pioneered the British GP2 Championship, with its strategic acquisition of engineering business, Talon Engineering (“Talon”) for an undisclosed sum.
Designed to give owners and directors of SME businesses an insight into asset-based lending, the next topic in our ABL 101 series looks at how ABL positions itself to overcome a working capital shortfall.
Arbuthnot Commercial Asset Based Lending (“ABL”) has structured and delivered a flexible £5.5m facility to support Cairngorm Capital’s acquisition of Bromborough Paint & Building Supplies Limited (“Bromborough”).
There are many factors which govern how much finance a property professional can secure, and which lenders will fund you. One of these factors is a viable exit strategy.
Arbuthnot Commercial Asset Based Lending Limited (“ABL”) has provided a structured ABL facility to support the Management Buy Out (MBO) of one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of carton board packaging products, Glossop Carton & Print (“Glossop Cartons”).
Arbuthnot Commercial Asset Based Lending (“ABL”) has delivered a seven-figure refinance deal to support the continued growth of Connaught Access Flooring Limited (“Connaught”).
Arbuthnot Specialist Finance Limited (“ASFL”), the short-term property finance arm of Arbuthnot Latham, has completed a £1.25m refinancing facility for a property development and investment firm.
Arbuthnot Commercial Asset Based Lending (ABL) has supported the management buyout (MBO) of the UK’s leading wheel and automotive aftermarket distributors, Wheelwright Ltd (“Wheelwright”), for an undisclosed sum.
Designed to give owners and directors of SME businesses an insight into asset-based lending, the next topic in our ABL 101 series looks at the assets that can be leveraged and why they would be used.
Welcome to ABL 101 – our new initiative, which monthly, will examine a core aspect of asset-based lending to give owners and directors of SME businesses an insight into the mechanics and benefits of this popular type of lending. Read our first article here, which explains what asset-based lending is and how it works.
