HCW plays key role in Real Good Food refinancing

HCW has played a key role in the ₤40m refinancing of AIM-listed Real Good Food

Written by AccountancyAge.com

Kent-based accountancy firm Horwath Clark Whitehill (HCW) has played a key role in the £40m refinancing of sugar and confectionary group Real Good Food.

The refinancing, which comes from KBC Business Capital, the specialist asset-based lending division of Belgian banking group KBC Bank, will enable Real Good Food redevelop its Renshaws trading business to produce new product ranges and help the company provide a flexible structure leading up to changes in EU rules on sugar.
HCW introduced KBC to the deal and led the transaction support. ‘We have had a long-standing client relationship with Real Good Food and it was very satisfying to see KBC completing the deal given the turmoil in the financial markets,’ Geert Struyven, a HCW partner, told the OnlyKent news site.

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‘This deal illustrates that despite the credit crunch, there is still an appetite from lenders, such as KBC, to back successful businesses with strong management.’

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