Tavistock sells advice businesses to Saltus

Deal valued at up to £37.8m

Jen Frost
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Tavistock has inked a deal to sell two advice businesses to Saltus for up to £37.75m.

Tavistock Partners and Tavistock Estate Planning Services will both be sold to Saltus as part of the transaction. On the deal's completion, £10.97m will be payable to Tavistock. The deal terms also include a performance-related deferred consideration of up to £15.75m. A further £11.03m relating to the discharge of an intragroup debt will be payable on completion. The consideration represents a 211% premium on Tavistock's market capitalisation, as per a company update shared today (1 October). The firms being sold to Saltus had a combined turnover of £5.8m and a profit before tax of...

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