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Alexander Dennis – a case study of how family offices can make serious money from old-economy companies

Scottish bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis was one of Souter Investments’ first deals, plucked out of administration fifteen years ago and sold to NFI Group of Canada for £320 million in May 2019.

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