BINNS FENCING BACK IN FAMILY OWNERSHIP
Adam Binns, grandson of John Binns who founded Binns Fencing in 1937, has acquired a majority shareholding in the company.
The change follows a successful period in which the company was part of the Zaun Group. It is considered a strong move for both parties and will allow both
to focus on individual growth and development in the coming years.
The change will see Alastair Henman remain as a minority investment shareholder with Chris Hackett taking a minority stake in the business as well.
Adam Binns commented on the move “The acquisition comes on the back of good performance for our business, with the company in a strong position for both the immediate and longer-term future.
Personally, I am delighted to see the company my grandfather started back in the ownership of the Binns family and think we should all be excited about the future of the company.
“We will be looking to continue drive the company forward whilst maintaining the values and principles that have been ingrained in the business over the last 86 years.”
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