Strategic advice in relation to mergers, acquisitions & disposals for fast-growth, mid-market business owners & their executive teams.
We’re focussed on addressing the gap in professional services and access to capital solutions for fast-growth, entrepreneurial, mid-market businesses in an increasingly challenging environment.
Our mix of commercial, financial & banking knowledge ensures that our clients benefit from advice that is insightful and capital solutions that are aligned with their personal and commercial objectives.
We provide high quality advice and develop close and long-term relationships with our clients, including differential investment where appropriate. Our clients benefit from the strength of these relationships and the day-to-day attention from a small team of highly experienced advisers.
“Saltire Capital Partners is a boutique corporate advisory firm primarily focused on mid-market mergers, acquisitions and divestments with combined team deal experience of more than 70 years.”
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