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DSG has revealed that it has posted a record turnover of over £8m as it celebrates the first anniversary of its management buyout.
It also stated that the current financial year is tracking double digit growth, 10% up on the same period in the year prior.
Over the last year, DSG has expanded its offering to clients, with the firm having invested heavily in its advisory capabilities, spanning tax advisory, corporate finance and wealth management.
Earlier this year, the firm also announced the expansion of its Virtual Finance Office (VFO) which uses cloud-based technology to deliver real-time insights for clients.
Since the MBO, 25 new starters have joined the firm, including senior appointments such as audit partner Kate Taylor, and senior manager Chris Wright, who now leads the expanding VFO service.
In the last month, six graduates and apprentices have joined DSG, alongside two students on university placements.
Mark Kearsley, partner at DSG who co-led the MBO, said: “It has been a transformative year for DSG. Remaining independent has allowed us to stay true to our heritage and communities, while also evolving to meet the changing opportunities and challenges that our clients face. Everything we do has continued to focus on helping our clients secure their financial futures with confidence.”
Laura Leslie, DSG partner and co-leader of the MBO, added: “Our MBO was a statement of belief in our people and business that remains unchanged. A year on, the decision has been reflected in record turnover, a widening of our services and brilliant recognition of our team. We are proud to continue offering independent, high-quality advisory services that help businesses across all sectors maximise value at the moments that matter most.”
