Latest news from RMT Accountants & Business Advisors
posted - Wednesday 22nd February 12
NEWCASTLE accountancy and business advisory firm RMT has completed its busiest quarter of deal activity on record after overseeing a string of transactions.
The Gosforth firm has also made a number of key appointments to help facilitate the company’s anticipated growth in the coming months on the back of a 20% rise in annual turnover.
posted - Thursday 26th January 12
A FAST-GROWING bridal retailer is on the hunt for larger premises after cracking several global markets with the launch of a new e-commerce site.
posted - Thursday 19th January 12
FOOD wholesaler Monument Foods is to open another factory, two years after it plucked South Tyneside business Rae's Bakery from potential closure.
posted - Wednesday 18th January 12
A North East manufacturer is eyeing expansion and a new home after securing investment from the Finance For Business North East Growth Fund, administered by NEL Fund Managers.
posted - Tuesday 3rd January 12
MORE than 40 representatives of some of the region’s leading firms gathered at a business networking dinner, hosted by RMT Accountants & Business Advisors, NEL and Aldermore.
posted - Tuesday 3rd January 12
COMPANIES in the North East are not learning important lessons about data security, despite the threat of fines.
The idea that regional firms are playing Russian roulette with their reputations has been floated by business adviser Paul Holborow of Newcastle accountants RMT, who says even fines of up to £500,000 have not prompted all businesses to strengthen their processes.
posted - Thursday 27th October 11
NEW research has uncovered a marked increase in the number of business owners who wind up rather than sell their business when they retire.
posted - Wednesday 26th October 11
A COUPLE have quadrupled the size of their pharmacy business to £4m by taking over a larger rival.
David and Louise Lydon have bought Stanley-based Dixon and Hall, which runs three pharmacies and puts together first aid kits for 600 clients, including Northumbria Police and companies including Nissan and McNulty Offshore.
posted - Thursday 20th October 11
HE started his working life by helping to develop the BBC Microcomputer, and went on to offer advanced cryptography for major banks and governments.
posted - Tuesday 20th September 11
A LEADING Tyneside accountant has been appointed to the board of the Port of Tyne
