TMF Group is a global professional services firm headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands, that provides critical administrative and compliance support to corporate, financial, and private wealth clients.
Based in Milton Keynes, Ad Valorem is a regional leading firm of accountants, auditors, tax and business advisors that has provided innovative accounting services to its clients for +20 years. Collett Hulance is an experienced team of accountants, specialising in working with owner-managed businesses in Bedfordshire, Milton Keynes and nearby areas.
H&CO is a global professional services firm, specialising in international tax, accounting and advisory services for businesses expanding across borders. Operating in over 40 countries, the firm offers integrated solutions in global expansion, entity management, and staffing to help organisations manage complex, cross-border growth.
Prescient Fund Services is the fund administration arm of South Africa’s Prescient Group and has US$114bn in client assets under administration (as of 31 December 2025). Prescient expanded to Europe when it entered Ireland in 2008 to provide fund administration and management company services for both South African and international fund management clients.
Corpag is a provider of corporate and fiduciary services. With a long-established global presence, Corpag brings extensive experience supporting international businesses across multiple regions.
Quercus International has advised CIRQLR, a new waste management platform, on its acquisition of The Recycling Partnership and its sister company, Cox Skips. Established in 2000 and based in West Sussex, The Recycling Partnership is one of the largest independent waste collection businesses in the South East, operating depots in East and West Sussex and offering commercial waste and recycling collections across Sussex and Surrey. The group operates a fleet of over 50 vehicles and a commercial waste site licensed to handle 260,000 tonnes of waste and recyclable material per year. Cox Skips complements this with a fully licensed waste recycling centre, processing various materials including glass, cardboard, hardcore, soil, metals, and hazardous waste.
MRO Solutions is a highly technical, value-added distributor of critical products to a range of process and manufacturing industries. The Group operates nationally through its wholly owned subsidiaries, MJ Wilson and Helix Tools. MJ Wilson is a specialist value added distributor of process instrumentation and control products servicing the energy, power generation and process industries. Helix provides technical support to a range of precision manufacturing clients supporting their tooling requirements.
Headquartered in Kent, Sureserve Group is a UK-based energy support services group.
We advised on the acquisition of Swale Heating which provides installation, repair and maintenance services to 140,000+ households located across South East of England, London and East Anglia. Swale specialises in standard boiler installations, technical commercial projects and a range of renewable heating solutions, with comprehensive customer service delivered 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Quercus International has advised CIRQLR, a new waste management platform, on its acquisition of Castle Environmental, a leading UK-based specialist in hazardous and liquid waste treatment. Established over 40 years ago, Castle operates facilities in Ilkeston, Stoke-on-Trent, and Cardiff, processing more than 200,000 tonnes of waste annually.
BPR Group Europe Limited trading as Paper Round (“BPR”) is one of the leading independent waste management businesses in the South East. Reef Environmental Limited (“Reef”) is an independent provider of waste and recycling services across East Sussex and Kent. Reef’s customer base and geographical footprint are highly complementary to that of BPR, providing a great opportunity for the combined business in the marketplace. The enlarged business will also offer greater opportunities for the management and staff in both businesses in Sussex and beyond.
