Beaufort chairman Goldthorpe criticises consolidator model
Valuations on businesses 'looking toppy’
Beaufort’s Goldthorpe criticises consolidator model
Simon Goldthorpe has criticised the so-called consolidator model, saying it fails to effectively acquire and integrate firms.
The Beaufort Group chairman said he has not seen evidence of consolidators making "a good job of acquiring and integrating firms". "You see it in the way management disappears," he said. "Not necessarily...
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