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Our team of experienced researchers can explore every avenue in our search for your ideal buyers. We work under a philosophy which places an importance on a holistic approach designed to generate a range of interest from multiple buyer types to ultimately give you options to choose your future. Founded almost 25 years ago, KBS Corporate has established itself as a leading sales advisor by adopting an approach that is truly disrupting the traditional methodologies of company sales. Below is the profile of our main partners who possess a wealth of experience in advising sellers and buyers on both their sales and acquisitions. An unparalleled buyer reach, incorporating an effective blend of big data, proprietary technology and experienced researchers. KBS Corporate maintains long-standing, professional relationships with a carefully selected range of advisory partners, enabling us to offer a unique integrated solution to clients, bringing added value throughout the transaction. We have an impressive history of achieving results for our clients. Our experienced professionals operate across most major sectors and have successfully advised on the completion of thousands of company sales. This rich history indicates our proven track record of working alongside the world’s leading acquirers and generating results for our clients. We work closely with a wide range of acquirers and are well placed to match excusive opportunities to each individual buyers’ requirements. Cookies We use a number of different cookies on our site. If you do not know what cookies are, or how to control or delete them, then we recommend you visit http://www.aboutcookies.org for detailed guidance. The list below describes the cookies we use on this site and what we use them for. Currently we operate an ‘implied consent’ policy which means that we assume you are happy with this usage. 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Cookies of this type are the sharing buttons across the site which allow visitors to share content onto social networks. Cookies are currently set by Twitter and Facebook. In order to implement these buttons, and connect them to the relevant social networks and external sites, there are scripts from domains outside of our website. You should be aware that these sites are likely to be collecting information about what you are doing all around the internet, including on this website. You should check the respective policies of each of these sites to see how exactly they use your information and to find out how to opt out, or delete, such information. Our Corporate Finance division is a fully Director-led boutique M&A advisory, specialising in working with a select few clients on sales valued up to £200m. More and more business owners are now considering the benefits that an Employee Ownership Trust can present as a way of securing a sale of their shares at fair market value. An Employee Ownership Trust is where a significant and meaningful stake in the business is placed into the hands of the employees, allowing them to indirectly buy the company from its shareholders without them having to use their own funds whilst also allowing the owner to be paid market value for their shares. EOTs also allow the sellers to retain a stake in the business if they wish, which is a common option for business owners using employee ownership as part of their retirement planning. At least 51% of the shares in a company must be placed into an Employee Ownership Trust for a business to qualify as employee owned. HOW IS AN EOT SALE STRUCTURED? An EOT can be broken down into three stages: THE SHAREHOLDERS' BENEFITS There are many benefits to a shareholder who pursues a sale to an Employee Ownership Trust, with the transaction typically being concluded at a quicker pace and often more financially beneficial. The benefits for the business owner include: THE BENEFITS TO THE COMPANY AND ITS EMPLOYEES An EOT places the business in the hands of people who know the business, have a strong personal commitment to its long-term success and are highly motivated by their ownership to make it thrive. The company benefits from ownership succession which preserves the business and its culture, a stronger performing business, a commitment to the longer term, and a more resilient and adaptable business. The company’s employees benefit from a clear shared purpose and collaborative way of working, more commitment and engagement due to ownership, and Income Tax-free annual bonuses. ARE THERE ANY TAX ADVANTAGES? EOTs provide a clear framework for employee ownership, as well as offering significant tax advantages. To obtain these tax advantages, an Employee Ownership Trust must contain a controlling interest in the company that is greater than 50%, be established for the benefit of all employees in the company, and treat all employees on an equitable basis. For many business owners, this creates two tax breaks: those selling their shares to an EOT may do so free of capital gains tax; and once a company is owned by an EOT, it can pay annual bonuses to its employees free of Income Tax. QUALIFYING CRITERIA There are certain criteria that must be met in order for an EOT deal to completed: THE NEXT STEPS KBS Corporate's experience makes us well-placed in advising you should you consider a potential sale to an Employee Ownership Trust. Our most recent deal involving an Employee Ownership Trust saw our clients complete a £9m deal for their agricultural business. The deal granted the company's long serving employees the fantastic opportunity to participate in future wealth creation whilst also providing a financial exit for the outgoing shareholders on highly attractive tax terms as provided for through the EOT scheme. Our team also recently advised our clients on the £8m sale of their South Wales-based Engineering business to its employees. If you are interested in exploring the advantages of a sale to an Employee Ownership Trust, please get in touch with our team at sell@kbscorporate.com or call 0161 258 0118 today. The UK Construction market is experiencing a period of growth in terms of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), with Bureau van Dijk reporting a 25% increase in the number of completed deals within the sector between 2017 and 2019. UK businesses within the industry commanded over £260 billion in transaction values last year, with 10% of those companies receiving inward capital from investment acquirers, whilst the UK was also amongst most popular acquisition targets globally within the sector. Private Equity activity within the sector is high, with investors such as Business Growth Fund and Foresight Group each adding to their construction portfolios over the past three years, whilst interest from large trade buyers and PLCs has seen RSK Group, Springfield Properties, and CET Structures each make several key acquisitions within the sector recently. The outlook for the sector is positive, and we fully expect dealmaking to remain strong as we continue to retain active buyers looking for suitable acquisitions. UK businesses are set to benefit from the investment of Private Equity capital that is currently standing at $1.5 trillion globally and UK PLC cash reserves in excess of £850 billion. Our Group reported a 43% increase in the total transaction value of deals for our clients within the Construction sector in 2019 compared with 2018. This was achieved on our way to being named the UK’s most active adviser by deal volume for the third year running, completing over 20% more deals than any other buyer. Our 'TripleTrack' approach explores a full or partial sale by targeting trade buyers, Private Equity buyers, or for relevant businesses, an IPO. This, coupled with unparalleled buyer reach, incorporating an effective blend of big data, proprietary technology and experienced researchers to target buyers across the Globe, puts us in the prime position to explore every possible avenue to build a deal to meet each client's objectives. We strive to continuously enhance our services and significantly invest into quality resources in order to become even better at finding buyers and maximising opportunities for our clients. Our success of last year resulted from record levels of interest from acquirers, with an increase of almost 30% in the number of prospective buyers being sourced, resulting in an uplift of buyer meetings of 42% and, ultimately, a record number of offers secured for our clients (up 34%). Are you interested in exploring a sale of your company? Click here to learn more about our approach or email sell@kbscorporate.com to speak to one of our experts today. Sources: Bureau van Dijk, Preqin, K3 Capital Group The UK Engineering market is experiencing a period of growth in terms of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), with Bureau van Dijk reporting a 25% increase in the number of completed deals within the sector between 2017 and 2019. UK businesses within the industry commanded over £107 billion in transaction values last year, with 12% of those companies receiving inward capital from investment acquirers, whilst the UK was also amongst most popular acquisition targets globally within the sector. Private Equity activity within the sector is high, with investors such as Business Growth Fund and Mercia Fund Management each adding to their engineering portfolios over the past three years, whilst interest from large trade buyers and PLCs has seen RSK Group, Patrick Parsons, and Wood Group each make several key acquisitions within the sector recently. The outlook for the sector is positive, and we fully expect dealmaking to remain strong as we continue to retain active buyers looking for suitable acquisitions. UK businesses are set to benefit from the investment of Private Equity capital that is currently standing at $1.5 trillion globally and UK PLC cash reserves in excess of £850 billion. Our Group completed 63% more deals within the Engineering sector in 2019 compared with 2018. This was achieved on our way to being named the UK’s most active adviser by deal volume for the third year running, completing over 20% more deals than any other buyer. Our 'TripleTrack' approach explores a full or partial sale by targeting trade buyers, Private Equity buyers, or for relevant businesses, an IPO. This, coupled with unparalleled buyer reach, incorporating an effective blend of big data, proprietary technology and experienced researchers to target buyers across the Globe, puts us in the prime position to explore every possible avenue to build a deal to meet each client's objectives. We strive to continuously enhance our services and significantly invest into quality resources in order to become even better at finding buyers and maximising opportunities for our clients. Our success of last year resulted from record levels of interest from acquirers, with an increase of almost 30% in the number of prospective buyers being sourced, resulting in an uplift of buyer meetings of 42% and, ultimately, a record number of offers secured for our clients (up 34%). Are you interested in exploring a sale of your company? Click here to learn more about our approach or email sell@kbscorporate.com to speak to one of our experts today. Sources: Bureau van Dijk, Preqin, K3 Capital Group The UK I.T. and Software market is experiencing a period of growth in terms of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), with Bureau van Dijk reporting a 21% increase in the number of completed deals within the sector over the past three years. UK businesses within the industry commanded over £635 billion in transaction values last year, with almost half of those companies receiving inward capital from investment acquirers, whilst the UK was also the third most popular acquisition target globally within the sector. Private Equity activity within the sector is high, with investors such as Mercia Fund Management, Maven Capital Partners, and Business Growth Fund each making significant additions of I.T. and software companies to their portfolios over the past three years, whilst interest from large trade buyers and PLCs has seen Iomart Group, Ideagen, and Civica each make several key acquisitions within the sector. The outlook for the sector is positive, and we fully expect dealmaking to remain strong as we continue to retain active buyers looking for suitable acquisitions. UK businesses are set to benefit from the investment of Private Equity capital that is currently standing at $1.5 trillion globally and UK PLC cash reserves in excess of £850 billion. Our Group completed 33% more deals within the I.T. and Software sector last year comapred with 2018. This was achieved on our way to being named the UK’s most active adviser by deal volume for the third year running, completing over 20% more deals than any other buyer. Our 'TripleTrack' approach explores a full or partial sale by targeting trade buyers, Private Equity buyers, or for relevant businesses, an IPO. This, coupled with unparalleled buyer reach, incorporating an effective blend of big data, proprietary technology and experienced researchers to target buyers across the Globe, puts us in the prime position to explore every possible avenue to build a deal to meet each client's objectives. We strive to continuously enhance our services and significantly invest into quality resources in order to become even better at finding buyers and maximising opportunities for our clients. Our success of last year resulted from record levels of interest from acquirers, with an increase of almost 30% in the number of prospective buyers being sourced, resulting in an uplift of buyer meetings of 42% and, ultimately, a record number of offers secured for our clients (up 34%). Are you interested in exploring a sale of your company? Click here to learn more about our approach or email sell@kbscorporate.com to speak to one of our experts today. Sources: Bureau van Dijk, Preqin, K3 Capital Group The UK Care market is experiencing a period of growth in terms of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), with Bureau van Dijk reporting a 12% increase in the number of completed deals within the sector over the past two years. UK businesses within the care industry commanded over £90 billion in transaction values last year, with one third of those companies receiving inward capital from investment acquirers, whilst the UK was also the third most popular acquisition target globally within the sector. Private Equity activity within the sector is high, with investors such as Business Growth Fund and NVM Private Equity each adding to their care portfolios over the past three years, whilst interest from large trade buyers and PLCs has seen Caretech, SevaCare and HC-One each make several key acquisitions within the sector recently. The outlook for the sector is positive, and we fully expect dealmaking to remain strong as we continue to retain active buyers looking for suitable acquisitions. UK businesses are set to benefit from the investment of Private Equity capital that is currently standing at $1.5 trillion globally and UK PLC cash reserves in excess of £850 billion. At KBS Corporate, we completed an average of one deal every 40 days within the care sector last year. This was achieved on our way to being named the UK’s most active adviser by deal volume for the third year running, completing over 20% more deals than any other buyer. Our 'TripleTrack' approach explores a full or partial sale by targeting trade buyers, Private Equity buyers, or for relevant businesses, an IPO. This, coupled with unparalleled buyer reach, incorporating an effective blend of big data, proprietary technology and experienced researchers to target buyers across the Globe, puts us in the prime position to explore every possible avenue to build a deal to meet each client's objectives. We strive to continuously enhance our services and significantly invest into quality resources in order to become even better at finding buyers and maximising opportunities for our clients. Our success of last year resulted from record levels of interest from acquirers, with an increase of almost 30% in the number of prospective buyers being sourced, resulting in an uplift of buyer meetings of 42% and, ultimately, a record number of offers secured for our clients (up 34%). Sources: Bureau van Dijk, Preqin, K3 Capital Group The UK Waste & Recycling market is experiencing a period of growth in terms of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), with Bureau van Dijk reporting a 7% increase in the number of completed deals within the sector between 2018 and 2019. UK businesses within the industry commanded over £40 billion in transaction values last year, with 15% of those companies receiving inward capital from investment acquirers, whilst the UK was also amongst most popular acquisition targets globally within the sector. Private Equity activity within the sector is high, with investors such as Business Growth Fund and Aurelius Group each adding to their waste management portfolios over the past three years, whilst interest from large trade buyers and PLCs has seen Biffa, Marlowe, and Reconomy each make several key acquisitions within the sector recently. The outlook for the sector is positive, and we fully expect dealmaking to remain strong as we continue to retain active buyers looking for suitable acquisitions. UK businesses are set to benefit from the investment of Private Equity capital that is currently standing at $1.5 trillion globally and UK PLC cash reserves in excess of £850 billion. Our Group completed twice the amount of deals within the Waste & Recycling sector in 2019 comapred with 2018. This was achieved on our way to being named the UK’s most active adviser by deal volume for the third year running, completing over 20% more deals than any other buyer. Our 'TripleTrack' approach explores a full or partial sale by targeting trade buyers, Private Equity buyers, or for relevant businesses, an IPO. This, coupled with unparalleled buyer reach, incorporating an effective blend of big data, proprietary technology and experienced researchers to target buyers across the Globe, puts us in the prime position to explore every possible avenue to build a deal to meet each client's objectives. We strive to continuously enhance our services and significantly invest into quality resources in order to become even better at finding buyers and maximising opportunities for our clients. Our success of last year resulted from record levels of interest from acquirers, with an increase of almost 30% in the number of prospective buyers being sourced, resulting in an uplift of buyer meetings of 42% and, ultimately, a record number of offers secured for our clients (up 34%). Are you interested in exploring a sale of your company? Click here to learn more about our approach or email sell@kbscorporate.com to speak to one of our experts today. Sources: Bureau van Dijk, Preqin, K3 Capital Group Our clients are at the forefront of our service, and everything we do is designed to ensure your expectations and objectives are met. Many of our directors and senior management have run their own businesses, and understand that it can be a very emotional, difficult time. Our intricate approach will ensure that the time, money and energy you have already invested into your business is fully realised in a company sale, regardless of your circumstance. This statement was last updated on 12 October 2021. Chief Executive Officer’s statement This statement is made in accordance with section 54 (1) of the Modern Slavery Act 2015 and constitutes the slavery and human trafficking statement for the financial year ending 31 May 2022. Modern slavery encompasses human trafficking and slavery, servitude and forced or compulsory labour. The statement applies to K3 Capital Group plc and its trading subsidiaries during the period under review (‘K3 Capital Group plc') including KBS Corporate. All references in this statement to policies and systems in place are relevant to K3 Capital Group plc and KBS Corporate. References to ‘K3,’ ‘the Group,’ ‘us’ ‘we’ relate to all the companies within the K3 Group. K3 Capital Group K3 Capital Group plc is the AIM-listed holding company of a leading UK specialist business advisory group established in 2007. K3 offers a complementary range of advisory services to companies, lenders, investors and other stakeholders, as well as individuals. These services include: At the time this statement was published, the Group has 18 offices throughout the UK with over 45 senior management positions and approximately 400 other team members. The Group’s main country of operation is the UK, and the majority of its colleagues are located in the UK, primarily in professional service and supporting roles. The K3 Capital Group is opposed to slavery and human trafficking and is committed to preventing it from occurring within its business and supply chain. Maintaining our business integrity and high ethical standards is fundamental to K3’s culture and our working relationships. We are committed to ensuring that our ongoing business operations continue to be free from modern slavery or human trafficking. Business risk We endorse the transparency that the Modern Slavery Act encourages and the professional referrers we work with are subjected to due diligence processes, which obligate them to respect human rights including the elimination of modern slavery and human trafficking within their business operations and supply chains. Contractors and consultants working on site at our premises also have the right to protection against modern slavery or human trafficking as part of the Group’s Whistleblowing Policy. Supply chain risk Given the nature of the Group’s business, we have determined that our primary area of focus for the purposes of addressing the risk of slavery and human trafficking in our business lies in our supply chain. The supply chain includes both external suppliers and professional service advisers (i.e. lawyers, accountants) we instruct on assignments. We expect all of our suppliers and advisers to be similarly opposed to slavery and human trafficking. External suppliers provide the following services to the Group: cleaning and catering, hospitality, IT equipment, software, consultancy, payroll, audit, legal services, office consumables such as stationery, office fit-out and maintenance. Most of the suppliers that we deal with are firms based in the UK. We like to work closely with our suppliers and professional advisers and have long-term relationships with many, although we do not consider ourselves dependent on any. Any new supplier is subject to a due diligence on-boarding process which includes their opposition to slavery and human trafficking. Policies and training To ensure all staff are aware of and have a clear understanding of the risk of modern slavery and human trafficking within our business, we request that all Managing Directors and team members confirm they have read and understood this statement as part of the firms’ Annual Policy Declaration. Our Corporate Social Responsibility Policy details how we are committed to ensuring our business operations continue to be free from modern slavery or human trafficking. The Group’s Whistleblowing Policy’s are available for our employees, consultants and contractors to report anything in breach of this policy. We invest in educating all our staff. Training courses include modern slavery and human trafficking and associated risks in our business and supply chains. Continuous review and improvement The size and nature of our business has grown considerably over recent years. We will continue to review our working practices, train our colleagues and review our externals supplier and adviser relationships with regard to opposing slavery and human trafficking. We will continue to respond to Modern Slavery Act information requests from our clients. This statement was approved by the Board of K3 Capital Group plc on 30 April 2021. Our clients are at the forefront of our service, and everything we do is designed to ensure your expectations and objectives are met. Many of our directors and senior management have run their own businesses, and understand that it can be a very emotional and stressful time. Our approach will ensure that the time, money and energy you have already invested into your business is fully realised in a company sale, regardless of your circumstance. Our hand-picked team of professionals work alongside a dynamic and experienced team of marketeers, researchers and negotiators, to ensure you receive the best possible service throughout the entirety of you company sale, and you can be assured that every member of our team will always operate with your best interests in mind. Privacy Policy This privacy policy was last updated on 24th
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your personal data as well as explaining the various rights you have. We are each registered with the Information
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