Advising Tetra Consulting on its investment by CBPE Capital

The Stevens & Bolton corporate team has advised Tetra Consulting Limited (Tetra) on its significant investment by CBPE Capital (CBPE), who have taken a majority stake investing alongside the management team.

Tetra is a market-leading provider of property risk management services and software. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in London, Tetra provides expert advice and training to the UK’s largest managing agents and property owners across health and safety, fire, building safety, water and asbestos. The business operates nationally through its team of fully employed consultants and now employs over 200 people across the UK, assisting customers with its proprietary risk management platform, PRISM, which is a cloud-based solution used to manage regulatory requirements and streamline property management workflows.

The investment from CBPE will help the strong and highly experienced team, led by Paul Sadlier, CEO, to drive the business forward by deepening current client relationships while extending the proposition into new verticals over the coming years.

Paul Sadlier, CEO of Tetra commented: “Stevens & Bolton provided an outstanding service throughout this transaction process. Their commitment and professionalism were second to none, available at all hours, day, night, and weekends, to get the deal across the line. Their patience and expert guidance gave us total confidence at every stage through to completion.”

Oscar Horwich of Stevens & Bolton commented: “We were absolutely delighted to advise Peter Moore, Paul Sadlier and the management team on this fantastic investment by CBPE. They are such an impressive team and we look forward to following Tetra’s progress following this exciting next step for the business”.

The Stevens & Bolton team was led by corporate partners Oscar Horwich and Keith Syson with support from Rebecca Hunt, Rebecca Minear and Himal Bulathsinhala (corporate), Gary Parnell (commercial), Andy Williams and Charlotte Gunn (employment and pensions), Andrew Dodds (banking), Charlotte Tillett and Georgie Barrow (IP), Tom O’Dell (real estate) and Kate Schmit, Sarah Balchin, Rebecca Sutcliffe and Katie Gordon (corporate tax and incentives).