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How We Are Growing Our Client's Enterprise Value From £6m to £100m in 3-Years: A Buy-and-Build Story

  • Nov 16, 2025
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jul 10

Langdon Capital is currently helping a UK manufacturing business, with £6m revenue and £1.5m EBITDA, acquire two competitors, with a combined £13m in revenue and £3m in EBITDA, for a total consideration of £14m, comprised of day1 cash consideration, performance related earn outs and rollover equity.


Involve us right from the start to get best results


Through leveraging our expertise, our client has been able to finance the double acquisition entirely through debt. We started working with the acquiror before they finalised both heads of terms, providing expert input on how to structure both bids to facilitate a 100% debt deal.


We then introduced an institutional investor who, thanks to our input into both heads of terms, agreed to finance 100% of both acquisitions in debt, subject to financial, legal and tax due diligence, and showed commitment to fund future acquisitions with an annual cadence.


Upon completion of the financing and SPAs, our client's enterprise value will increase from £6m to £22.5m.



Support throughout the journey


We will then turn our attention to supporting our client with structuring the heads of terms for, and debt financing of, their next larger acquisition to continue their buy and build strategy. Our client will seek an overall group exit to PE in 2-3 years, once they reach £10m in group EBITDA, for a group valuation of £100-140m, through leveraging our financing expertise and network throughout the journey. We will also run their group exit process to PE.


Their entire M&A growth strategy will be funded solely through debt, thanks to our expert input and network.


If you'd like to explore how we could exponentially grow your business' valuation and owner's equity in a similar way, feel free to contact us.


Enquiries


For further information, please contact info@langdoncap.com 


About the author

 

Sabbir Rahman is CEO of Langdon Capital. He has held prior roles with Morgan Stanley, Lazard and Deutsche Bank. He has executed over £200 billion in notional value of debt, equity, M&A and derivatives transactions with global corporates, private equity funds and financial sponsor groups.

 

About Langdon Capital

 

Langdon Capital raises debt and equity for businesses with EBITDA between £2 million and £20 million from private credit funds, banks, private equity firms, special situations funds, family offices and venture debt funds. We raise capital to fund acquisitions, organic growth and turnaround situations. We hold direct relationships with key decision makers including CIOs, Heads of Direct Lending, Partners, MDs and Fund Principals at leading multi-billion £/$/€ AUM global institutional investors and provide our clients with swift, direct market access.


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This is not financial advice or any offer, invitation or inducement to sell or provide financial products or services or to engage in any form of investment activity.

 
 
 

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