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Hawksford has expanded its Asia-based team with acquisition of Healy Consultants.
As well as bolstering Hawksford’s existing capability in Singapore, where Healy is headquartered, the acquisition also establishes a new presence in Dubai via Healy’s subsidiary operation, which enhances Hawksford’s ability to support the international expansion plans of corporate clients in and via the rapidly growing Middle East hub.
Established in 2003, privately-owned Healy specialises in supporting the set-up of businesses globally by offering a comprehensive range of services, from company registration and bank account opening to immigration, accounting, and tax filing.
The acquisition will see the Healy team join the Hawksford group in their current roles.
Commenting on the acquisition, Michel van Leeuwen, Group Chief Executive at Hawksford, said: “Hawksford’s acquisition of Healy Consultants forms part of the next stage of our ambitious growth journey as we continue to strengthen our proposition in key markets and establish a footprint in locations where our clients need us.
“It builds on our acquisitions over the last twelve months which have seen us strengthen our presence in Mauritius, Ireland, and the Netherlands."
Aidan Healy, Founder of Healy Consultants, added: “There is a clear alignment of thinking between Healy and Hawksford, with both businesses sharing a real focus on the importance of quality service delivery, the expertise of its people and a commitment to growth.
“With that in mind, this move represents a fantastic opportunity both for our clients to benefit from Hawksford’s existing capabilities, and for our people to become part of a like-minded global organisation.”
The acquisition of Healy forms part of Hawksford’s global expansion strategy supported by STAR Capital and follows on from the acquisition of ACT Management Services in the Netherlands earlier this year, as well as the acquisitions of Pearse Trust in Ireland and Griffon Solutions in Mauritius in 2022.
Pictured top: Hawksford CEO Michel van Leeuwen and Aidan Healy, founder of Healy Consultants.
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