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Tuesday 17 May 2022

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Cautious start to dealmaking year after blockbuster 2021

A more cautious approach has been evident in Northern Ireland's dealmaking sector during the first quarter of 2022, according to a new report which also details the most active advisers for the period.
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INSIDER FEATURE

Business Matters: 10x Economy, 10x demand and supply?

Peter Stevens from MCS Group looks at how talent attraction and retention is currently the number one topic of conversation for many industry leaders.
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DEALS

Experian agrees to acquire majority stake in Brazilian fintech

Global information services company Experian has agreed to acquire a majority stake in a Brazilian fintech.
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Marketing agency secures funding to accelerate global growth

County Down-based marketing agency Mitso has revealed its international growth plans, following support from Invest Northern Ireland.
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Telecoms giant acquires stake in Vodafone

An Abu Dhabi-headquartered telecommunications giant has acquired a stake in Vodafone.
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CMA clears acquisition of door and window manufacturer

The acquisition of a 560-strong designer, manufacturer and distributor of door and window hardware has been cleared by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA).
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PROPERTY

BE Offices inks Custom House deal

BE Offices has signed a joint venture partnership with the family owned Straidorn Properties to create and manage its new flexible workspace at Custom House in Belfast.
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Farrans Construction appointed to Keynsham Recycling Hub

Farrans Construction has been appointed as the main contractor for the £39m Keynsham Recycling Hub.
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BUSINESS

Start-up secures £4m contract with funding support

A Northern Irish-based start-up has secured a major recycling contract, off the back of a £2.1m support package from HSBC UK, with an 80 per cent guarantee from UK Export Finance.
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Greggs makes good start to year amid increasing cost pressures

Bakery giant Greggs has said its expectations for the full year remain unchanged after sales grew at the start of the year, but the business noted that market-wide cost pressures are increasing.
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MANUFACTURING

Made in Northern Ireland 2022 - image gallery

Images from Insider's Made in Northern Ireland Awards are available to view online.
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