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DMH Stallard advises the shareholders of Raw Cut Ventures Ltd on sale

DMH Stallard LLP has advised the shareholders of Raw Cut Ventures Ltd (“Raw Cut”) on their sale of Raw Cut to Zinc Media Group plc (“Zinc”).

Raw Cut is the UK’s market leader in “Blue Light” programming, producing popular returning series such as Police Interceptors and Road Wars. In addition, Raw Cut is known for its critically acclaimed True Crime, History, and Feature Documentaries for leading streamers and broadcasters including Netflix, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5.

Zinc is an award-winning television, brand and audio production group, listed on AIM.

Kate Partridge, Corporate Partner at DMH Stallard, acted for the shareholders of Raw Cut and led on the deal. She said:

“We are delighted to have acted for the shareholders of Raw Cut through this transaction.”

Kate added:

“This is a significant milestone for Raw Cut and Zinc Media Group. We are proud to have played a role in bringing these two dynamic companies together and I look forward to seeing the continued success and growth that this deal will bring.”

Giedre Doig, a Corporate Senior Associate at DMH Stallard said:

“It was such a pleasure to be part of this transaction. I look forward to seeing both businesses reap the benefits of this collaboration.”

Stephen Warr and Sandra Warr, the shareholders of Raw Cut have commented:

“DMH Stallard delivered an impeccable service in getting the legals completed in such a tight timeframe.”

The transaction completed on 29 October 2024.

 

The DMH Stallard team included Kate Partridge, Giedre Doig, Rebecca Thornley-Gibson, Michelle Broscombe, Jay Barnett, Amber Monaghan and Emma Lopez.

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Kate Partridge

Partner

Advises corporates and individuals on exits, re-organisations, investments and shareholder agreements.
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Giedre Doig

Senior Associate

Advises clients on private M&A, equity capital markets, joint ventures and corporate restructuring.

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