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Opportunity to acquire a profitable machine tool company
Andy Ryder - 7 June 2016
Blogs & News > Corporate Finance
Andy Ryder - 7 June 2016
Included in the sale is the intellectual property of a range of iconic heritage machine tool brands. There is an order pipeline in place and all brands have strong global reputations. Project Alpha is a world renowned manufacturer of multi axis lathes with an installed base in excess of 40,000 machines. The company has supplied machines across a wide range of export markets including Asia, Europe and North America. The business has been restructured and now offers an excellent development opportunity.
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