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Six companies, one owner for the long run
Halden Group (sample) owns and builds businesses in logistics, building materials, energy services, food and property. Each company keeps its own name and management; the group brings capital, patience and a few shared services.
Parent company, Springfield (sample)
Warehousing and road freight
Wind and solar maintenance
Industrial sites and units
Solid line: the group controls the company. Dashed line: an associate, where the group holds a minority stake. The figure on each line is the share of the company the group owns (sample).
The companies
Five subsidiaries and one associate, in three divisions. Every company has its own website, customers and managing director; the profiles say what each one does and how much of it the group owns.
Warehousing and road freight
Contract warehousing, cross-docking and a fleet of 140 trucks for retailers and manufacturers.
Managing director: Ruth Adair (sample)
Two quarries, four concrete plants and a recycling yard serving builders within 60 miles.
Managing director: Martin Ellery (sample)
Wind and solar maintenance
Technicians who service and repair wind turbines and solar farms under long-term contracts.
Managing director: Siobhan Kerr (sample)
Bread, rolls and chilled desserts for supermarkets and cafés, baked overnight in two plants.
Managing director: Daniel Osei (sample)
Industrial sites and units
Owns the group’s sites and lets 46 industrial units to other businesses.
Managing director: Clare Whitlock (sample)
Route and load planning software for haulage firms; the group holds a minority stake.
Managing director: Tomas Rydell (sample)
How we own companies
We buy companies to keep them. There is no fund life, no exit date and no plan to merge our businesses into one.
Selling your business to the group
If you own a profitable private company and want it to stay itself after you sell, we would like to hear from you. Every conversation is confidential.
Industrial services, materials, food
Within 200 miles of Springfield
What we look for (sample).
How a sale works
A first call
Thirty minutes with our acquisitions director. No documents, no names if you prefer.
Figures and a visit
Under a confidentiality agreement we read three years of accounts and visit the business.
An indicative offer
A written offer within four weeks of the visit, with the price range and how we would pay.
Due diligence
Eight to twelve weeks with our accountants and lawyers; one point of contact on each side.
Completion and the first hundred days
Signing, a letter to staff and customers together, and no changes you did not agree.
Investors
Halden Group plc (sample) publishes results twice a year. Shareholders, lenders and analysts can find the figures, the calendar and every report here.
Full year to 31 March 2026
Example figures (sample).
Financial calendar
Annual general meeting, Springfield
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