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By: Paul Gooley
21 Dec 2017 1 min read
Grant Thornton has worked with the owners and management for some time to assist in this transition of ownership which has resulted in a great outcome for all parties.
We were pleased to work with Brown Wright Stein as legal advisors to the company and the team at Alceon and their legal advisors from Fisher Jeffries.
We look forward to following the success of the company as it continues to expand in the infrastructure and marine maintenance sectors and wish Alceon and the management team great success in the future.
We continue to see increased opportunities to assist owners on their succession journey with good planning and execution key to realising superior value for their efforts.
If you are contemplating your succession planning over the break, please reach out to one of our transaction specialists around the country as sound early advice can make a significant difference to your final outcome.
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