Up and coming deals in the North West and North East

Acquiring or merging with a new business can be an excellent way of expanding your own company and can be more cost and time effective too.

We have taken a look at some of the best deals in the North West and across the UK to put together a selection to whet your appetite.

Here are some of the latest deals to hit the market:


Metal fabrication-creative/ general-ferrous/ non-ferrous business in the North West

Annual turnover: £2m to £5m

Sector: Construction, creative industries, engineering, manufacturing

Region(s): North West England, UK-wide

This business provides customers with a full service, from initial designs right through to installation. Established in 1996, this business has an established track record of offering creative metalwork solutions to a wide range of customers.

This company have been delivering design, manufacturing and instillation services for 30 years, which has led it to develop a strong reputation for creative and secondary metalwork to the construction industry.

They have a strong financial profile with a turnover of £1.2 million in 2025, with an adjusted EBITDA of £239,034, with revenue having increased from £1.8 million since 2024.

The current shareholders are seeking to take an early retirement but will be happy to work within the business during the transitional period to ensure a smooth change of hands, should the new owners require it, as prospective owners will be purchasing 100 per cent of the shares.

It comes equipped with an established and skilled workforce who utilise the latest 3D technology to provide their loyal customer base, which includes blue-chip organisations, with virtual concepts.

It is important to note that prospective buyers will have to sign an NDA.


Artisan, viennoiserie bakery, retail/wholesale supplier in the North West

Annual turnover: £1m to £2m

Sector: Food and drink, retail and wholesale

Region(s): North West England

This business is a well-established artisan bakery that operates through retail and wholesale channels. Their products include croissants, cruffins, seasonal limited-edition products and due to recent developments bread.

All of the items are prepared carefully using structured fermentation and lamination processes, which are designed to optimise flavour, texture and consistency.

The bakery operates through both retail and wholesale channels. The retail site generates direct customer sales of pastries and speciality beverages with opportunities to replicate the retail model in additional high footfall locations.

While the retail channel performs well, the wholesale distribution supplies a network of selected independent cafes and stockists in the surrounding region. They boast a high volume of repeat customers supporting revenue stability, strong loyalty and consistent demand.

Turnover increased from £846k in 2024 to £1.2 million in 2026 with an adjusted EBITDA of £231,321. Their revenue is split across three key sale points, these being pastry sales at 50 per cent, beverages at 10 per cent and wholesale supply at 40 per cent.

The storefront currently operates 5 days a week, however, there is an opportunity for the business to operate at optimal capacity by extending trade to 7 days a week.

The current shareholders believe that there are multiple avenues for growth. There are opportunities to expand in, bread sales, the event space and enhance production capacity through targeted team expansion.

It is important to note that prospective purchasers are required to sign an NDA.


RICS-compliant experienced chartered surveyors in the North West

Annual turnover: £0.5m to £1m

Sector: Business services, professional and financial

Region(s): North West England, UK wide

This business comes for sale as one of the directors is considering retirement. The business is a RICS-regulated valuation firm which delivers Red book-compliant reports for lending and professional purposes.

The firm has successfully secured panel status and has been serving both high street and secondary lenders through a combination of direct panel appointments and long-term panel administrator relationships that provide access to the majority of recognised UK lenders.

There is a team of qualified surveyors and experienced directors who complete all work in house which ensures all work is completed with consistency, speed and compliance.

They boast that reports tend to be delivered within ten days of inspection, supported by efficiency systems and robust quality control processes.

In 2026 their turnover was £789,761 with an adjusted EBITDA of £189,808 with 90-95 per cent of their revenue coming from repeat instructions.

There are several opportunities to expand the business, which can be done by employing additional surveyors, scaling up delivery across wider regions and expanding lines to include pensions and accounting to diversify revenue streams.

It is important to note that prospective buyers must sign an NDA.


Haulage Provider in the North West

Annual turnover: £5m to £10m

Sector: Automotive, Distribution, freight & logistics

Region(s): North West England

This multi million pound company offers logistics and road haulage across England, Scotland and Wales.

They operate solely with domestic clients with a consistent core client base.

This business also has operations with 50 tractor units, and they have the intention to expand this fleet further.

They are members of the Road Haulage Association which offers support with legal services.

In 2025 the company boasted an impressive £5,600,000 turnover with an adjusted EBITDA of £555,000. The business has developed long lasting relationships with clients from across the UK.

They have an experienced team comprised of 30 self employed drivers and two office staff. The directors are responsible for the day-to-day oversight. This also includes three technicians in the garage who handle general fleet repairs in house.

The property consists of a two-storey commercial unit with a total area of 5,498 sq. ft. This property is available on a leasehold with an annual rent of £27k, there is an option to purchase the freehold in September 2026 with the freehold value being £950k.

Previously the business offered warehousing and repair services, a new owner could reinstate this as there is enough space to accommodate.


Commercial interior manufacturer & installer

Annual turnover: £5m to £10m

Sector: Construction and manufacturing

Region(s): North West England, UK wide

This company is a successful design, manufacturing and installer of bespoke furniture and interior design across the North West.

They can complete anything from single turnkey refurbishments to furniture for new builds.

They provide a full service approach to interior design, they have contracted services of gas, electric and plumbing.

They can also do works on suspended ceilings, flooring, decoration and minor building projects.

They have an experienced team of professionals that design, manufacture, and implement Innova’s products to ensure a smooth deign experience from beginning to end.

The company have raked in profits of £4,509,000 in 2025 with their adjusted EBITDA of £283,000. Since late 2025 they have they have secured a three year contract with a commercial interior company in Europe.


Building contractor

Annual turnover: £2m to £5m

Sector: Construction and service industries

Region(s): North West England

This business has been in operation for 12 years and has quickly grown to be a leader in its sector.

The company is offered for sale due to the retirement of the majority shareholder.

Nevertheless, a strong board of management will remain in place, this operates as a second-tier management system.

They offer a range of building services including site identification, design and build.

The local authority of the company has contracts in place with them until 2030, allowing for continued growth until then.

In the meantime, there is plenty of business in place during 2026 that are valued at circa £7.6 million.

In 2025 the business turnover was £2,185,000 with an adjusted EBITDA of £581,000 and for 2026 they have forecasted significant growth with their estimated turnover being £2,741,000.

The business is situated on a freehold premises; this is included in the price of the sale and has an estimated market value of £200k.


Growing electrical and solar wholesaler

Annual turnover: £2 million to £5 million

Sectors: Electricity, gas and water supply and retail and wholesale

Areas served: North West England and Wales

A successful electrical and solar wholesaler is offering the company for sale as the owners plan their retirement.

The business supplies a range of electrical and renewable energy products, including lighting, wiring and cabling, solar panels, building services components and security systems.

The company operates as part of a leading buying group and benefits from established supplier relationships, consistent stock availability and operational support across distribution and compliance.

They serve over 200 active customers, many of whom have been with them for over 20 years and have three strategically located branches and two e-commerce platforms.

They are supported by a skilled workforce and experienced branch managers who can handle the day-to-day operations and are dedicated to continuously upskilling with industry-leading training.

This wholesaler achieved a turnover of £4.2 million in 2025 and an adjusted EBITDA of £442,000.

The company’s profitability and recurring demand make this an exciting opportunity for a potential buyer.


Trusted UK planning consultancy

Annual turnover: £0.5 million to £1 million

Sectors: Business services and real estate activities

Areas served: North West England

This UK planning consultancy is seeking new ownership to support the next stage of its development.

The business offers expert advice across the full planning lifecycle, including strategy and application submission, negotiation, appeals and policy promotion.

They have worked hard to build their reputation for delivering planning consents and long-standing relationships with developers, landowners, property operators and local planning authorities.

Their clients span across the residential, commercial, regeneration and education sectors and they receive a high proportion of repeat business and referral-led work.

The company is operating within a growing UK planning consultancy market and could potentially benefit from government housing targets, infrastructure investment and planning reform.

An experienced team of planning professionals is already in place to manage the day-to-day operations. They are also supported by multiple revenue streams, including applications, strategic land promotion, expert witness work and retained advisory services.

The company achieved a turnover of £763,000 in 2025 with an adjusted EBITDA of £304,000 and is looking for a buyer to help steer its growth.


Specialist manufacturer of composite doors

Annual turnover: £2 million to 5 million

Sectors: Engineering, manufacturing and service industries

Areas served: North West England

A specialist manufacturer of composite doors is looking for a new owner to continue its growth.

The company has been operating for more than two decades and is known as a trusted supplier within the regional door market.

They specialise in high-quality composite door manufacturing and tailored solutions and serve predominantly uPVC double-glazing businesses.

The company supports 129 active clients within a 45-mile radius of the production facility and this allows them to offer efficient delivery times.

They also maintain a flexible supply chain with multiple sourcing options and this allows them to offer competitive prices and reduce supplier dependency.

The company also operates from a leasehold premises and there is the potential for expansion.

They impressively achieved a £3.8 million turnover in 2025, with an adjusted EBITDA of £711,000 and an average gross margin of 30 per cent.

This is an amazing opportunity for a buyer who wishes to step into a company with experienced management and profitability.


An independent, boutique UK design retailer

Annual turnover: £2m to £5m

Sector: Retail and wholesale

Areas served: North West England

An independent UK retailer specialising in contemporary European designer furniture, lighting and homeware is seeking new ownership to support the next stage of growth.

Originally established as a single showroom, the business has developed into a well-established multi-channel retailer.

It combines online sales with a large physical showroom and a dedicated trade and contract division supplying hotels, retail, offices and other commercial clients.

With a curated portfolio of premium design brands, the company caters to consumers seeking high-end home furnishings.

They also support commercial clients that require reliable, contract-scale procurement and consistent design-led solutions across larger projects.​

The company has built a strong reputation for design expertise, independence and customer service and offers a scalable platform with diversified revenue streams.


High-quality security installation and maintenance provider

Annual turnover: Less than £0.5m

Sector: Service industries

Areas served: North West England

A family-run, NSI-accredited security business serving domestic, commercial and large-venue clients is offering the company for sale to support future growth.

The business provides a full-service, from the initial survey through installation to ongoing maintenance.

Its capabilities cover a range of security solutions, including intruder alarms, CCTV systems, access control and fire detection systems.

They also have specialist expertise in providing knife-arch weapon-detection systems for large venues and events.

Their strong customer service and consistent project delivery have helped the business build an excellent reputation locally, which is supported by very high customer satisfaction ratings.

This is an opportunity to acquire a scalable business with the chance to expand geographically, increase monitoring and service contracts and capitalise on rising demand for smart security and venue protection solutions.


Established road surfacing and civil engineering contractor

Annual turnover: £10m to £25m

Sector: Engineering, Miscellaneous, Service industries

Areas served: North West England

A specialist road surfacing and civil engineering contractor is offering a one-stop shop solution for all road requirements.

Supported by a highly experienced workforce, the company prides itself on providing a personal and professional service for projects of all sizes.

The company holds a range of industry accreditations, including CHAS Advance and Constructionline Gold.

They work with a broad client base across new housing developments, rail, local authorities, utilities, the Ministry of Defence, the Ministry of Justice and the National Grid.

The business serves 117 active clients, with 54 per cent providing reliable, consistent revenue.

A strong management and operational team are in place, providing continuity and stability to the new owner.

The business maintains a rolling order book of £6 million and owns and operates a substantial fleet of vehicles, plant and machinery, valued at £2.3 million.

They achieved a turnover of £13.5 million in 2024 and £15.6 million in 2025, with forecasts of £17.1 million for 2026.


Award-winning producer of cooked and smoked meats and poultry

Annual turnover: £5m to £10m

Sector: Food & drink

Areas served: East of England, East Midlands, North West England, South East England, West Midlands, UK-wide

A premium producer of cooked, smoked and raw English poultry and charcuterie products is offering all or part of the business to facilitate the owner’s retirement.

The business supplies an extensive number of free-range products to some of the UK’s best-known retailers and food services providers.

Renowned for its turkey and multi-bird roasts, they also produce a growing range of high-end cooked products.

With customer relationships stretching back years, the business holds a strong reputation and is trusted by customers.

The company generated a revenue of £5 million between 2023 and 2025 and is willing to consider share sales or trades, assets and goodwill from a potential owner.


Fenestration, conservatories and roofline installation business

Annual turnover: £2m to £5m

Sector: Construction, Miscellaneous, Service industries

Areas served: North West England

Business description

A well-established fenestration and conservatories business is seeking new ownership as part of the owner’s retirement plan.

The company supplies and installs high-quality UPVC windows, doors and conservatories, all fitted by experienced personnel and backed by a standard 10-year guarantee.

The business offers a wide range of styles, finishes and specifications, with double and triple-glazed units improving efficiency across installations.

Their expertise extends to both private and commercial clients, including housing associations, local authorities, care homes and education providers.

They are also taking part in the Government’s Warm Homes: Local Grant scheme, where they deliver replacement windows and doors via local authorities and housing associations until March 2026, with potential for a further two years.

Supported by industry accreditations including TrustMark, CHAS and FENSA, they generated a turnover of £4.62 million in 2024.

A capable team is already in place to take on most of the responsibilities currently undertaken by the exiting directors.

They operate from warehouse, showroom and office premises that can be expanded to support future growth.


If you are interested in any of the sales or are considering a sale yourself then why not contact our team. We have helped hundreds of businesses with sales, mergers and acquisitions and can help you make the most of your next big deal.

Whether you require assistance valuing a business or would like us to manage the deal on your behalf to ensure you achieve the best possible outcome, our award-winning team are here to help.

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