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DJH acquires Haines Watts offices in Chester, Liverpool and Wirral

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Accountancy firm DJH has acquired three Haines Watts offices in Chester, Liverpool and Wirral as part of its regional expansion strategy.

The offices will now operate under the DJH name, complementing its existing sites in Altrincham, Bury, Chester, Manchester and Nantwich.

Clients from the newly acquired offices will gain access to wider in-house services, including estate planning, capital allowances and research and development tax credits, corporate finance, funding solutions, HR consultancy and IT support.

Leadership of the three offices will remain unchanged. Forshaw and Tim Cherry will continue to lead the Liverpool team, Stuart Penny and Vikki Wynne will oversee operations in Wirral, and Steve Greensill will remain director of the Chester office alongside newly promoted Joe Walters.

The deal marks DJH’s 16th acquisition in four years. The firm now employs about 750 staff, supported by its partnership with private equity investor Tenzing.

Scott Heath, chief executive of DJH, said: “This acquisition aligns perfectly with our strategy of expanding our presence in key regional markets through partnerships with high-quality, client-focused practices. 

“The Chester city, Liverpool and Wirral teams bring excellent local market knowledge and strong client relationships that complement our existing North West operations beautifully.”

Mike Forshaw, director of Haines Watts’ Liverpool team, added: “Following significant changes within the Haines Watts network, joining DJH was an obvious strategic decision. We were looking for a platform that shares our values and can provide the stability and enhanced resources that will support our valued clients now and in the future.”

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