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Glasgow accountancy firm Hardie Caldwell in merger deal with Anderson Anderson & Brown

Angus McCuaig and Graeme Allan By Ian McConnell GLASGOW-based accountancy firm Hardie Caldwell has merged with the much-larger Anderson Anderson & Brown, which declared the deal provided it with a “significant presence” in a key target market and flagged plans for further expansion across central Scotland. Hardie Caldwell has more than 40 employees and annual revenues of around £2 million. AAB, prior to the deal, had annual turnover of around £28m and in excess of 290 staff, with offices in London, Edinburgh and Aberdeen. AAB noted it had worked with Hardie Caldwell for three decades as part of the UK-wide Accelerate association of accounting firms, and said no job losses would result from the deal. The Hardie Caldwell business in Glasgow will be re-branded as AAB.

AAB s expansion ambitions take a big leap forward

© Rory Raitt rawformat.Ltd@gmail. Angus McCuaig, managing partner at Hardie Caldwell (left) and Graeme Allan, chief executive at Anderson Anderson announce a merger of the two firms. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Anderson Anderson & Brown (AAB)’s ambitions to expand its accountancy and business support activities across Scotland’s three largest cities have taken a major step forward, following its takeover of Glasgow-based Hardie Caldwell. Hardie Caldwell is being rebranded under the AAB name, “with immediate effect”.

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