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Adcock Refrigeration sale wins Deal of the Month - Vimarsana News

Adcock Refrigeration sale wins Deal of the Month

The sale of Adcock Refrigeration to Bowmer & Kirkland in a transaction supported by prominent advisers has been named as Deal of the Month.

Record-breaking PEM Corporate Finance celebrates £350m worth of projects - Vimarsana News

Record-breaking PEM Corporate Finance celebrates £350m worth of projects

Despite the turbulent economic landscape and fall of M & A activity across the UK, PEMCF worked on over £350 million worth of projects during the 12 months to March 2024, advising over 40 clients on company transactions, financial due diligence reports, valuations, capital fundraisings and strategic reviews.

Spectacular Wildlife-Winning Photos From The Monochrome Photography Awards - Vimarsana News

Spectacular Wildlife-Winning Photos From The Monochrome Photography Awards

View these thirty stunning wildlife images that won prizes at the 2023 Monochrome Black and White Photography Awards! With accuracy and creativity, each picture captures the untamed spirit and natural beauty of the animal kingdom. These arresting monochrome images provide a distinctive viewpoint, em

Wildlife photographer captures breathtaking scenes from Africa - Vimarsana News

Wildlife photographer captures breathtaking scenes from Africa

British wildlife photographer James Lewin has captured intense and stunning portraits of the imposing animals populating conservation zones in Kenya and Tanzania.

Pictured: Breathtaking images on sale for conservation of African Parks - Vimarsana News

Pictured: Breathtaking images on sale for conservation of African Parks

More than 100 photographers have come together to sell the Prints for Wildlife to benefit non-profit parks in Africa. African Parks safeguards 30 million hectares of Africa's protected areas.