Acquisitive professional services firm Xeinadin has acquired south Wales accountancy firm Curtis Bowden & Thomas. The value of the deal for the firm, which has offices in Tonypandy and Bridgend, has not been disclosed.
Established in 2003, Curtis Bowden & Thomas provides a range of general accounting and taxation services to local businesses. The 22-strong team will continue to operate from their offices with the support and resources of being part of Xeinadin’s network. The firm will continue to trade as Curtis Bowden & Thomas.
Robert Lloyd, Stephen Smith, and Stephen Davies partners with Curtis Bowden & Thomas, said: “We’re excited to join Xeinadin and continue delivering the high-quality service our clients expect. South Wales faces distinctive challenges, from economic regeneration to skills shortages, and we’re confident that being part of Xeinadin will improve our ability to support local businesses. With access to a wider network of expertise and resources, we’ll be better equipped to help our clients navigate these challenges and drive sustainable growth.”
Last year Xeinadin acquired Carmarthen-based accountancy firm Clay Shaw Butler and Bridgend-based Clay Shaw Thomas.
Derry Crowley, chief executive at Xeinadin, said: “Curtis Bowden & Thomas has built a strong reputation in South Wales by providing businesses with the support they need to thrive, despite the unique economic challenges of the region. With a deep understanding of the local business environment, their expertise aligns well with Xeinadin’s commitment to supporting growth in Wales and we’re excited to welcome them to the team.”
Xeinadin is one of the largest multi-disciplinary business advisory and accountancy firms in the Ƶ and Ireland, with more than 130 offices, 80,000 clients and a workforce of 2,000.
