Jonathan Holden, Founder of Aptus, said: “We are delighted that OakNorth supported this transaction. Lisa Kerford, Managing Director at Aptus, said: “Stewart Haworth, Dan Martin and the wider OakNorth Bank team have proven to be an ideal partner, taking the time to fully understand the business and finding a way to structure a transaction to meet the objectives of all parties.” The equity funding will see OakNorth Bank join forces with WestBridge and the existing management team to assist with the delivery of the business growth plans. By offering a complete, integrated package of services, Aptus improves the efficiency of site development, enabling developers to accelerate the completion, marketing and sale of their plots.īased in the Greater Manchester town of Bolton and previously named in The Sunday Times ‘Virgin Fast Track 100’ and the London Stock Exchange’s ‘1000 Companies to Inspire Britain’, Aptus has supported construction companies based across Northern England, the Scottish Borders, the Midlands and Wales. OakNorth Bank – the UK bank powered by OakNorth – has completed a debt finance loan as part of the equity deal for Aptus Utilities, the UK’s leading provider of multi-utility services.įounded in March 2010 by Andrew Reay, Jonathan Holden and Fred Story, Aptus has established a strong reputation for providing a multi utility solution that streamlines and expedites building processes for construction companies throughout the UK.
Previously named in The Sunday Times ‘Virgin Fast Track 100’ and the London Stock Exchange’s ‘1000 Companies to Inspire Britain’, Aptus has secured over 1,300 contracts from firms based across Northern England, the Scottish Borders, the Midlands and Wales.The company has also seen Private Equity Firm, WestBridge invest £12.8m into the deal.
Bolton-based Aptus Utilities provides a multi utility solution that streamlines and expedites building processes for construction companies throughout the UK.
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