Pangea seeks growth with Ryecroft Glenton support
A global energy sector recruiter has partnered with a financial advisory firm to bolster international growth plans.
Pangea Talent Solutions has appointed Ryecroft Glenton Corporate Finance to support takeover ambitions across Europe and the US.
Bosses at the London-headquartered operator say they want to buy “profitable businesses generating up to £1 million EBITDA”, to create a “more diversified and robust organisation”.
They add the blueprint will also allow it to move into the nuclear and cleantech sectors.
Founded more than 15 years ago, Pangea delivers temporary and contract recruitment services, permanent placements and executive search support, and covers areas including battery and energy storage, future mobility and energy finance.
Neil Greaves, chief operating officer of the business, which has further offices in New York and Dubai, and trading entities in Germany and Saudi Arabia, said: “We’re excited to embark on this growth journey.
“By acquiring complementary businesses, we aim to enhance our service capabilities and strengthen our presence in key markets.
“And with Ryecroft Glenton Corporate Finance’s expertise, we are confident in our ability to execute our strategy.”
Carl Swansbury, partner and head of corporate finance at Ryecroft Glenton Corporate Finance, which has offices in Newcastle, Northumberland and York, added: “Pangea Talent Solutions has a clear vision for growth.
“Our role is to support the board with its acquisitions, helping them identify, acquire and integrate businesses that will drive their expansion and enhance their service delivery.”
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