Birch Faraday Capital grows with Highbury deal

A search fund and investment firm has expanded with a takeover.

Birch Faraday Capital has bought Highbury Support Services.

Bosses say the deal for the Prestayn-based complex care provider strengthens the London company’s “mission to deliver compassionate living services that empower individuals”.

The agreement was supported by Manchester and Newcastle-based corporate finance adviser Bamburgh Capital.

Darnell Irozuru, Birch Faraday Capital managing director, said: “We are incredibly grateful to the team at Bamburgh Capital for their invaluable support and expertise throughout this process. 

“Their guidance has been instrumental in ensuring a smooth and successful transaction.”

Alex Wilson, Bamburgh Capital associate director, added: “This acquisition provides continuity for staff and service users while strengthening Birch Faraday’s reach and ability to deliver exceptional care services across the North West and Wales.

“We wish them every success.” 

Further advisers on the deal included Helen Wong at Setfords (legal advice); Jordan Ramsden and William Abell at Gerald Edelman (financial and tax due diligence); and Jack Mitchell and Martin Isik-Rozwadowski at Close Brothers (debt provision).

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