Our approach of building 'unlimited partnerships' with clients is a model for success
We’ve been advising Zouk Capital LLP for over a decade; supporting them, wherever we can, on their mission to invest in the sustainable economy.
View Case StudyWe’ve been a part of the BeyondPlay journey since the company’s incorporation in 2020, working closely with their founder Karolina and her team on two funding rounds, corporate structuring and a variety of other commercial agreements; so, it was natural that we would help guide BeyondPlay into their next chapter.
View Case StudyFollowing a tumultuous period within the MJ Hudson group, Fladgate assisted Khepri Limited on its acquisition of the group's UK fund management solutions business by way of a management buy-out.
View Case StudyFladgate recently played a pivotal role in guiding Nickleby Capital, the lead investor in Seat Unique's £7m Series A round. This transaction is exemplary of our commitment to delivering bespoke solutions for our clients, underscoring our proficiency in steering complex situations with efficiency and precision.
View Case StudyWe were bursting with pride to see our client Tripledot Studios named the number one fastest growing company in Europe by the Financial Times.
View Case StudyWhen Ocado was looking to develop sites for its latest On Demand grocery offering, Zoom by Ocado, they picked up the phone to us. We had helped them on previous logistics sites so we knew we worked well together.
View Case StudyHaving advised Zappi on its early stage investment by Prime Venture, it was exciting to support them on a significant $170m investment from funds advised by Sumeru Equity Partners, a prominent US private equity house.
View case studyA great example is our work helping Guild Esports become the first esports team organisation to list on a major Stock Exchange in 2020.
View Case StudyIt was raining at Alton Towers when Mythily Katsaris visited with her family. By the end of the day she had experienced a completely unexpected rollercoaster ride.
View Case StudyLong standing client BYM Group, a property asset sourcing and investment business and a major player in the property development market, has worked closely with Fladgate for over 7 years.
View Case StudyOtium Real Estate is a property investment company focused on commercial leisure real estate and is led by Ashley Blake, previously Director of Retail Portfolio Land Securities and current Chairman of the Leisure Property Forum.
View Case StudyWorking with a London-headquartered European Private Equity Fund where the relationship has been growing from strength to strength.
View Case StudyRedefining the gaming market. BeyondPlay's innovations are transforming the gaming model, providing engaging multi-player experiences which are disrupting the industry.
View Case StudyA pioneering first on the London Stock Exchange. The past few years have seen massive growth in wellness and self-care and cannabinoid products growing immensely in popularity.
View Case StudyA team moving at speed. The meteoric rise of esports shows no signs of slowing down – imagine on-line tournaments attracting larger audiences than the Wimbledon tennis championship.
View Case StudyDelivering peace of mind. London Wall is a prestigious multi-family office business that also owns London Wall Lending who operate at the top end of the real estate industry.
View Case StudyDelivering a wealth of ideas. Our private wealth clients often approach us when they are facing significant moments of change, moments often made more complex by the scale and international breadth of their holdings.
View Case StudyMajor and successful milestones often mark a moment for our clients to assess how they next want to develop a philanthropic legacy.
View Case StudyVisa routes are complex and ever-changing; two issues our client, a US HNW individual was no stranger to.
View Case StudyZouk, like many of our clients, is a ‘trend initiator’ in some of the most exciting growth sectors today.
View Case StudyZouk, a private equity fund manager targeting the digital and sustainable economy, is the manager of the UK Treasury’s £400m Charging Infrastructure Investment Fund (CIIF).
View Case StudyAs one of the forces for change in the restaurant sector YO! Sushi was always going to take a smart entrepreneurial approach to the challenges that have emerged from lockdowns and a recession.
View Case StudyKnown as a ‘market initiator’, YO! Sushi has always been ready to shape the future in the restaurant sector.
Read Case StudyThe team acted in the Supreme Court case of Bresco Electrical Services Ltd (in Liquidation) v Michael J Lonsdale Ltd [2020] UKSC 25 concerning the rights of insolvent companies to refer disputes arising under construction contracts to adjudication. This was only the second-ever adjudication case before the Supreme Court. This judgment was a landmark for the construction industry and created considerable publicity. The Supreme Court decided there was no incompatibility between the statutory adjudication and insolvency regimes. The judgment is likely to have far-reaching implications given the anticipated increase of insolvencies amongst the construction sector. It also appears to have created a new basis for courts to refuse to summarily enforce adjudicator’s decisions.
The team is advising on the £35m refurbishment of the National Portrait Gallery, London. We have been retained to advise the Gallery in connection with procurement of and then drafting and negotiation all project documents. This is a high-profile project for the Gallery and its first capital project for a century. The project comprises a comprehensive re-display of the collection, a significant refurbishment of the building, the creation of new public spaces, visitor entrance and public forecourt, and a new state of the art Learning Centre. The team is advising the Gallery in connection with the tendering process and selection and appointment of a building contractor.
The team is instructed to draft and negotiate the building contracts and associated project documents in relation to the design and construction of the museum’s new off-site c. 33,000 sq. m storage facility. We also advised in connection with procurement. The plan is to move over 300,000 objects to the £40 million site. The centrepiece will be a new building that will be 300 metres long and 90 metres wide, enough to contain 600 double decker buses. There will also be conservation labs, research facilities and public access to its stores. This is a landmark project for the cultural sector given the size and scale of the facility and the ground-breaking technology required to ensure suitable environmental conditions for valuable exhibits. Our expertise in the cultural and museum sector secured the mandate.