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ABOUT SVELLA
SVELLA HAS A PROVEN TRACK RECORD OF CREATING SHAREHOLDER VALUE
SVELLA Plc is an acquisition and turnaround vehicle set up to raise funds and acquire controlling interests in underperforming businesses and assets.​
We invest in businesses which have growth potential in sectors where we have a proven track record, which were once strong but have suffered recently, predominantly due to the current economic environment.
We provide investment to recapitalise the business and management expertise to protect jobs, enable future growth and power recovery.
OUR SECTORS
SVELLA IS AN EXPERIENCED TEAM OF BUSINESS LEADERS
KEY PRINCIPLES
We have successfully applied our key principles to quickly unlock the potential and improve the performance of businesses and assets.
We are an acquisition and turnaround vehicle founded by serial entrepreneurs who, as former executives of Stobart Group, have created significant shareholder value across a diverse range of industries.
Consistently, over a number of years, the SVELLA team has generated substantial shareholder return across companies at many different stages of development, driven by operational improvement, an unwavering focus on financial performance, hands-on investment and proactive management.
OUR SECTORS
We have previously excelled across a number of industries and sectors including civil engineering, construction, energy, infrastructure, logistics and real assets.
OUR STRATEGY
ACQUIRE
UK business and assets which have significant scale or are in exciting growth sectors. Businesses are likely to have management who require support and operational change.
IMPROVE
Performance and ultimately value in line with previous experience. Create new strategic direction and realigned focus. Implement best in class systems and processes and empower the business to thrive.
RETURN
Surplus cash and value to investors, with a target of delivering a shareholder return within three years.
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Our team previously turned a £1m investment into a £1.6 billion diversified group across two listed companies – generating more than £7.3 billion in revenue and creating more than 10,000 jobs.
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