Greene & Greene and Ensors advise the shareholders of Llewellyn Smith on its sale to the Servest Group – Lawyer Monthly | Legal News Magazine

Greene & Greene and Ensors advise the shareholders of Llewellyn Smith on its sale to the Servest Group

Two leading Regional firms have advised the shareholders of Llewellyn Smith Limited, the market leader in providing compliance based services to domestic energy efficiency installations, on its sale to the Servest Group.  Bury St Edmunds headquartered Servest Group, is one of the UK’s largest facilities management service providers.

The team at Greene & Greene Solicitors was led by Simon Ratcliffe, a partner in the Corporate team in Bury St Edmunds, who was closely supported by solicitor Andrew Cooper and Commercial Property Partner Neil Grigg.

The Ensors team was led by Corporate Finance partner David Scrivener. David was supported on the deal by Robert Leggett, specialist transactional tax partner.

Llewellyn Smith’s compliance services are an integral part of the Government’s Energy Companies Obligations scheme.  Its reports recommend energy efficiency measures to households, as well as providing Technical Monitoring.  Founded in 2002, the company operates from Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk, but its inspectors and Chartered Surveyors reside nationwide, enabling the business to offer national coverage.

David Llewellyn, Group Chief Executive of Llewellyn Smith commented:

“We are delighted to join the Servest Group, one of the leading facilities management providers in the UK. We have been impressed by the vision that Servest has for Llewellyn Smith and are excited about the prospect of growing the business further.  Simon, David and their teams have been a great support to me and my fellow shareholders and directors through this process and over the last 10 years as advisers to our company, for which we are very grateful.

Simon Ratcliffe of Greene & Greene commented:

“We are very pleased to have helped the shareholders of Llewellyn Smith through this process and in joining the Servest Group.  We wish David and his fellow directors all the best for the future and are confident that the business will continue to thrive as part of this diverse group of companies.”

David Scrivener (pictured) of Ensors added:

“I join Simon in wishing all of the shareholders well for the future – I am very confident that they will be successful in developing Llewellyn Smith under new ownership in such an exciting, growing market. David Llewellyn is one of the most respected individuals in the industry and it has been a pleasure to work with him and his team on this deal”

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