Graham Home Care Limited has been acquired by Carewatch Care Services Limited
January 2011 — Graham Home Care, a domiciliary care business has been sold to Carewatch Care Services Limited, who are backed by Lyceum Capital, for an undisclosed consideration.
Graham Home Care was formed in 1996 to provide home based social care services. From that small beginning, Graham Home Care has grown significantly becoming the largest and most established Carewatch franchisee in the UK with nine franchises.
Our role in the transaction
Oaklins Smith & Williamson, based in the UK, acted as corporate finance, accounting and tax advisors to Graham Home Care. The team's specialist commented: “There has been considerable activity in the care sector market recently and this was another transaction we have been pleased to work on. Graham Home Care has been a long term client of ours and we are delighted to have helped Sally and her father move onto the next stage of their lives.”
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