When Highbury House Communications, the North London-based publisher of many well-known newsstand magazines, finally limped into administration, it had total net debts of £29.5m. Much of this had been ratcheted up by overly ambitious executives who overvalued acquisitions including Paragon Communications and underestimated the potential costs involved in launching new media products. In its terminal stage, one-time Sun editor and media hard man Kelvin Mackenizie took over the helm, allegedly sinking some £1.5m of his own money into the company. But after three months he walked away, admitting defeat. It seemed that this business was a complete 'basket case'.
Once a thriving online garden centre started in 2018, after an internal dispute the business stopped trading in 2022. In a space of just 3 years the business achieved £500k in turnover. This is a perfect opportunity for someone looking for a new...
Presenting an opportunity to acquire a very profitable plumbers and heating merchants business operating nationwide.
Popular and well-regarded Sushi and Ramen restaurant and takeaway, which is situated in a prime city centre location in Norwich. The premises are set over three floors and are presented to an extremely high standard throughout and offers the opportun...
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