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GBP 230m to support Dynacast Group acquisition
Barclays and Lloyds TSB have underwritten a GBP 230 million multicurrency term and revolving facilities agreement with Melrose, as regards acquisition of Dynacast and McKechnie Groups.
News from Barclays (22 April 2005)
Buyers sought for lightweight fabrics producer
Administrative receivers for Perseverance Mills, a manufacturer of specialist lightweight fabrics for the parachute, leisure and outdoor sports industries, are seeking buyers for the company.
News from PKF (13 April 2005)
Control bad debt, do not be scared of it
Not the best time for UK companies to take risks, but a US credit 'guru' says it is a good time for companies to take a look at radical ways to improve their margins.
News from Altradius (17 March 2005)
External finance offers cashflow flexibility
Machine tool buyers increasingly turn to external finance so that they retain cash while spreading the costs, structure repayment profiles, or use low cost start up schemes. Brochure available
News from Yamazaki Mazak UK (10 March 2005)
Bank makes GBP 500m financing available
Predicting 2% growth in the UK's manufacturing sector, a UK bank is making GBP 500 million available to support growing UK businesses over long-term.
News from Barclays ( 1 March 2005)
Company aims to solve SMEs' cash flow problems
'Credit hound' solves the cash flow problem for SMEs by launching a timely solution to the seemingly ubiquitous problem of credit control management for small businesses.
News from Draycir ( 8 November 2004)
Global consumer standard gets Chinese makeover
The British Retail Consortium (BRC) is to release a 'Chinese Simplified' translation of its groundbreaking Global Standard for Consumer Products.
News from British Retail Consortium (12 October 2004)
'Head in the sand' SMEs could make more cash
Nearly a quarter of manufacturing SMEs, loyal to their finance providers, realise they could make more money if they changed finance provider more frequently, but only one in three do so.
News from Standard Life Bank Business Savings (23 July 2004)
Capital project procurement comfort offered
Capital procurement service is designed to offer a holistic whole life costing for factory equipment and which is based upon the level of "availability" of that equipment.
News from Pactor (16 July 2004)
Successful refinancing deal secures stability
User application article An GBP8 million refinancing deal has enabled a consistently profitable manufacturer of safety critical valves and fittings to redeem the entire acquisition finance from a venture capital firm.
News from GE Commercial Finance (18 March 2004)
Making your assets work for you
There is no reason why lack of cash should present an insurmountable obstacle to sustained investment by the majority of businesses operating within manufacturing says an underwriter.
News from Close Asset Finance (19 February 2004)
FTE Automotive acquires Automotive Products (USA)
User application article Brake and clutch manufacturer, FTE Automotive, which at the end of 2002 was the subject of a management buy-out, has acquired Automotive Products (USA), major US clutch actuation company.
News from HgCapital (30 January 2004)
Machine tool technology acquisition simplified
The UK's largest machine tool company has introduced a concept in asset finance that allows acquisiton of latest machine tool technology while maintaining or lowering monthly outgoings.
News from 600 Group (27 May 2003)
Japanese bank supports Brazil's steel industry
The Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) has signed loan agreements totalling US$39 million with Companhia Siderurgica de Tubarao (CST), which operates steel mills in Brazil.
News from Japan Bank for International Cooperation (24 January 2003)
Specialising in manufacturing business recovery
A free corporate health check is being offered to many organisations in the manufacturing sector that are experiencing financial difficulties.
News from Telford Jones ( 2 October 2002)
European late payment act will squeeze SMEs
A European directive on late payment will place big burdens on UK Small and Medium Sized Enterprises because they will be forced to compete on the same playing field as large corporates.
News from PKF (14 August 2002)
Carbon Trust operates Energy Technology List
The Carbon Trust has taken over the management of the Enhanced Capital Allowance (ECA) scheme on behalf of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs with effect from 5 August 2002.
News from The Carbon Trust ( 7 August 2002)
Finance schemes ease access to capital allowances
Following the Chancellor of the Exchequer's 2002 Budget, an automation and drives supplier is promoting the financing schemes that are available through a sister fiancial operation.
News from Siemens Automation and Drives ( 7 August 2002)
Asset finance solutions provided for manufacturing
First Index has announced that it has partnered with WHATRATE to provide asset finance solutions for its manufacturing users.
News from First Index ( 2 July 2002)
Japanese bank supports Turkey's steel industry
The Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) has signed a loan agreement totalling US$14 million with Borcelik Celik Sanayii Ticaret AS, a steel mill in the Republic of Turkey.
News from Japan Bank for International Cooperation (28 June 2002)
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