Duke Street, a European mid-market investor, has agreed to acquire Northern Ireland modular building company McAvoy.
The acquisition of the Lisburn firm follows five years of majority ownership by Blantyre Capital, an independent investment manager specialising in mid-market equity and debt.
Founded in 1972, McAvoy designs, builds, and rents premium space solutions, ranging from temporary modular buildings to fully bespoke permanent buildings. McAvoy has extensive experience in supplying to the health, education, pharmaceutical, and commercial sectors throughout the UK and Ireland.
McAvoy provides complete turnkey solutions that adhere to the same regulations as traditional buildings but can be delivered up to 50% faster. Its modern, custom-built modules are typically more than 70% complete before leaving McAvoy’s 70,000 square-foot purpose-built manufacturing facility in Lisburn, Northern Ireland. This facility has the capacity to design and manufacture up to 1,200 modules annually, making McAvoy one of the largest modular building providers in the UK.
McAvoy has over 160 employees and offices in Dublin, Birmingham, Bristol, and London.
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