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Mark Beardmore, Senior Partner

Mark Beardmore

Senior Partner

Birmingham Senior Partner

Practice areas

  • Commercial agreements
  • Corporate
  • Food and drink
  • Industrials
  • Private equity

Practice notes

Mark is Birmingham office Senior Partner and leads the Midlands corporate team across Birmingham and Nottingham. He specialises in M&A and private equity transactions. Mark regularly acts for management teams and institutions on equity investments, acquisitions and disposals and is an experienced leader of cross-border M&A deals.

Mark's recent transactions include: acting for the management team on the circa £500m public to private of Daisy Group plc, acting for Livingbridge on the acquisition of rhubarb, acting for Bridgepoint on the £50m acquisition of cruise.co.uk and acting for Sovereign Capital on the £100m acquisition of SJD and Nixon Williams

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