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The UK Life sciences and AI University spinout landscape

Do UK based University spinout companies have a greater chance of business success than their non-academic peers?

22 September 2023

UK businesses lean away from capital investment and look to sustain what they have rather than grow

A recent APA (Association for Practicing Accountants) survey reveals that 68% of business owners surveyed are unlikely to make a significant capital investment in the next 12 months.

26 July 2023

M&A Sector briefing: Cold storage

Within our UK cold chain sector briefing, we provide analysis and commentary on the current M&A dynamics and trends, valuation metrics and the key value drivers that are making the cold storage sector an attractive target for investment and acquisition. We also share our experience of advising on transactions in this sector, and our advice for sellers considering their exit opportunities.

5 July 2023

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M&A Sector briefing: Nurseries & Child Day-Care

The Nurseries and Child-Day Care sector is one that Price Bailey knows well. We act for a number of clients in the Nurseries and Child-Day care sector, supporting with a variety of services from payroll, annual accounts filing, personal tax for owners, and strategy and deal advisory services.

25 January 2023

Private Equity deals in London and East Anglia

We explore what sectors and levels of profitability were really attractive to Private Equity investors in London and East Anglia over the last 3 years.

18 January 2023

The current UK economic outlook for SME's | Costs to prices

In this series of articles, we aim to provide a brief overview of the UK economic outlook and the potential implications for small to medium owner-managed businesses.

4 November 2022

Hardware technology is emerging from the shadow of SaaS

During the midst of a global pandemic, we sat down and thought about industries that should make a comeback in the investment world

25 November 2020

How much are companies worth?

Most businesses are valued on a multiple of Earnings Before Interest, Tax, Depreciation & Amortisation (EBITDA). EBITDA is a good proxy for the underlying profitability of a company as it strips out non-cash items and, usually, exceptional and non-recurring items.

10 July 2019

Business Leaders Report

Lessons we can all learn from the business leaders

4 January 2019