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Xeinadin Group has announced that it has acquired Bicester-based accountancy firm David Cadwallader and Co, marking the 18th expansion made by Xeinadin since Exponent’s investment two years ago.

David Cadwallader and Co specialises in audit and owner-managed businesses and the not-for-profit sector.

Xeinadin said it will bring “significant additional resources” to David Cadwallader and Co, including centralised back-office support and an increased service offering.

Derry Crowley, CEO, Xeinadin Group, said: “Bringing David Cadwallader and Co into the fold is another great achievement in pushing forward with our ambitious growth plans. As a trusted partner offering a range of specialist services, David Cadwallader and Co is a perfect fit that echoes the values and ethos of Xeinadin Group. We look forward to working with David and the team.”

David Cadwallader, managing director, David Cadwallader and Co, added: “The team-up with Xeinadin allows us to concentrate on doing what we enjoy most, meeting with and helping our clients. It will enable us to streamline our back office functions and expand the range of services that we are able to offer whilst ensuring that we do not lose our personal and local approach.”

Xeinadin is a multidisciplinary business advisory and accountancy group with over 135 offices and 1,900 employees in the UK and Ireland.

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