Today's North West business news from Insider |
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| PZ Cussons buoyed by revenue and profit rises | PZ Cussons, which is behind the Carex, Original Source and Imperial Leather brands, has been buoyed after posting rises in revenues and profits in its latest financial year. The company's core brands of hygiene, baby and beauty were all in growth.
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| Deeside Cereals acquired by Wholebake | Deeside Cereals, a manufacturer of private label breakfast cereals and cereal bars, has been acquired by Elysian Capital-backed counterpart Wholebake. The acquisition of Deeside represents the first add-on by Elysian after the acquisition of Wholebake at the end of July.
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| Business Matters: The Covid Cashflow Legacy | Following the easing of lockdown restrictions, the initial signs appear to be quite encouraging, but as trade returns it can be easy to ignore the CBIL loans now sitting on company's balance sheets. Have all businesses understood the Covid cashflow legacy that they will inherit? Phil Matthews from WR Partners offers his advice.
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| New franchise brand Rise launched | North West entrepreneur and franchising specialist Trevor Brocklebank has launched a new franchise brand Rise, with the company confirming its first pilot territory in Cardiff this week.
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