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Professional services group, Xeinadin, has acquired Welsh accountancy firm Graham Paul.
The acquisition of Graham Paul comes as Xeinadin has already made four other acquisitions this year, which followed a significant minority investment from private equity firm Exponent earlier this year.
It is reported that Graham Paul has over 70 years of experience servicing clients in the agricultural, healthcare and legal sectors as well as family-owned businesses and SMEs. The firm also has a team of over 30 people across two offices in Bridgend and Cardiff.
Xeinadin, which operates 100 business advisory and accountancy practices across the UK and Ireland, also provides over 40 service lines to over 50,000 clients, predominantly SMEs and their owner-managers.
Graham Paul’s acquisition is said to strengthen Xeinadin’s healthcare offering, as well as bolster its access to experts in Wales. The firm has a full suite of services from audit and assurance to tax and planning.
Derry Crowley, CEO of Xeinadin, said: “We are pleased to announce that Graham Paul is joining Xeinadin. It will provide additional expertise in some of our key sectors such as healthcare and family-owned businesses and we are looking forward to integrating them into the Xeinadin family.”
Nigel Williams, director of Graham Paul, said: “Through joining Xeinadin, Graham Paul will continue to deliver the high standard of professional service for which we have become known.
“Being part of a dynamic larger organisation will allow us to support our clients even better with more services and greater expertise, and also embrace new opportunities for the firm. We are looking forward to our future as part of Xeinadin.”
