Hawk Group Features in Insider’s Top 20 Midlands Private Equity deals
20th January, 2016
Midlands Insider has just unveiled its Top 20 Private Equity Deals of 2015. Hawk Group, one of Aaron & Partners’ Shropshire-based clients, which secured an £8m growth capital investment from Business Growth Fund last year, features at eighteenth on the list.
Aaron & Partners’ Corporate Finance team, led by Hugh Strickland, provided Hawk Group with legal advice.
See the rest of the top deals listed here. You can read the full piece, which includes the top private equity-backed acquisitions, MBOs, investor buyouts, secondary buyouts and development capital deals of 2015, in the February 2016 edition of Midlands Business Insider, which is out now.
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