TI Industrial Group buys stake in Project Scaffolding

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Bolton-based TI Industrial Group has increased its presence in the north east and Scotland after buying a majority stake in a scaffolding business.
It has acquired 76 per cent of Project Scaffolding, which has offices in Middlesbrough, Newcastle and Livingston.

The company has worked on construction projects including the refurbishment of Edinburgh’s Haymarket train station and The Sage, a music centre in Gateshead.

Advisers who worked on the deal included a team at Manchester law firm George Davies comprising partners Chris Wilkinson and Sara Barrett along with Charlie Yates and Sam Mason.

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