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December 2006 Target advised on exit options for company founders Shield Environmental Services was taken over by a management team led by the younger brother of the founders. Phillip and John House, who set up the business in 1979, appointed Target Corporate Fincance last year to work closely with them to explore their exit options.
SONNING GOLF CLUB Target advised shareholders on the sale of one of the best-known golf clubs in Berkshire Sonning Gold Club, one of the best-known clubs in Berkshire, has been acquired by Comland Leisure Ltd. Comland is planning a programme of investment at the club to develop and improve facilities.
May 2007 Target provided bid support to ISIS for their Investment into CableCom Networking ISIS Equity Partners has invested in Cablecom Networking, the UK' leading provider of IT and communication services in student and key worker accommodation. Target advised the management team of CableCom on the transaction.
July 2007 Target advised on the sale of bakery chain to private equity HG Capital The transaction saw the putting in place of a new management team with plans for an aggressive expansion of the business on the back of significant investment from HG over the coming years.
July 2007 Target advised the Newco and Management on the £71 million trade buy-out NP Aerospace (NPA) a leading provider of Personal Protective Equipment and vehicle armouring to the MOD, has undergone a £71 million trade buy-out backed by one of its major suppliers, The Morgan Crucible Company plc. Target advised NP Aerospace on the deal, which is one of the first genuine trade buy-outs backed by a FTSE 250 company.
Target advised shareholders on the £7 million replacement capital transaction Playforce, one of the leading providers of children's play areas to schools, has undergone a £7 million replacement capital transation supported by ISIS Equity Partners and HSBC Bank. Target advised the owners, Edward and Rachael Webb, on the deal, which will allow them to realise part of their investment in the company and provide funds for growth. Target advised shareholders on the sale of leading financial recruitment company to Ambition (AUS) for c.£16 million One of London's leading independent recruitment consultancies, Witan Jardine has been acquired by the Australian company Ambition Group in a deal worth in the region of £16 million. Witan Jardine, which specialises in accounting, marketing, banking and investment management and risk management recruitment, has had an alliance with Ambition since 2006.
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