/
/
/
Herrington Carmichael advises Iceking Group on strategic corporate restructure to drive commercial efficiencies

Herrington Carmichael advises Iceking Group on strategic corporate restructure to drive commercial efficiencies

Our Corporate team, led by Legal Director, Chris Gemson, advised the Iceking Group on a corporate restructuring exercise. Iceking Group is a family-owned group of companies undertaking various trading, business and investment activities including hospitality, retail and leisure; real estate investment trusts; and residential care activities. It is envisaged that this restructure will lead to an increase in commercial efficiencies for the Iceking Group companies.

What The Client Said

Dr Angelina Mouralidarane, Director of Iceking Group commented:

“The diligence, professionalism and advice provided by Chris and the team at Herrington Carmichael has been exceptional. The steps undertaken ensured for a seamless process. We look forward to our continued partnership.”

We are excited to watch Iceking Group’s continued success in the United Kingdom.

The Team

The Herrington Carmichael team was led by Legal Director, Chris Gemson, and supported by Arnab Ray Chaudhuri – Solicitor (Corporate), Bethany Goodhew – Trainee Solicitor (Corporate), Edie Courtie – Trainee Solicitor (Corporate), Michelle Lamberth – Senior Paralegal (Corporate and Commercial) and Lydia Everett – Paralegal (Corporate and Commercial)

Authors

Chris-Gemson-PNG
Chris Gemson
Partner, Corporate
01276 854 669
chris.gemson@hc.law

Want to read more?

Explore our latest insights.

Related posts

Professional businessman reading documents reviewing financial data in office

CS01 Confirmation Statement Pitfalls: Common Mistakes Companies Make

A confirmation statement (CS01) is a document that companies must file at least annually with Companies House, which reflects the…
4 hours ago
AdobeStock_508280962-scaled

Identity Verification at Companies House: What Directors and PSCs Need to Know

Under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA) Companies House is taking a significantly stronger stance on corporate transparency,…
3 months ago
Diverse professional executive team people working at board meeting in office.

Why directors are turning to Authorised Corporate Service Providers (ACSPs)

Directors are increasingly exposed to regulatory scrutiny under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA), particularly in relation to…
3 months ago