RWK Goodman advises on sale of Introland to Kingley Holdings

The firm has supported on the sale of nationwide suspended access safety provider Introland to family-run investment company Kingley Holdings in an agreement which will preserve the legacy of the business and provide the tools for the company to facilitate further growth.

Introland is a family-run business based in Kent which serves more than 1,500 sites across the UK, providing services from inspection, testing, and certification alongside regular installation and maintenance of equipment.

The team from RWK Goodman was led by Freya Still, an associate in the firm’s Corporate team, with additional support from solicitor Giles Tidy on corporate matters, partner Tim Gofton on employment requirements and senior paralegal Charlie Hale on real estate needs.

Corporate finance advisors Barnes Roffe also supported the transaction on behalf of the shareholders of Introland.

Freya said: “We were delighted to support the shareholders on this sale and to have seen the transaction to a successful conclusion for all parties. The RWKG team worked alongside the team at Barnes Roffe to provide a full suite of advice to Rachael and Sam and we’re thrilled that they will be able to preserve the legacy of hard work they’ve put in over the years. This sale marks an exciting new chapter for Introland and we look forward to seeing its continued growth in years to come.”

Introland will now come under the wider Kingley Holdings portfolio, which is a family-run investment company that specialises in acquiring privately-owned British businesses operating as leaders in niche markets, ensuring that outgoing owners can protect their legacy with a trusted partner.

Samantha Palmer from Introland said: “We recently completed the sale of our company and were represented by RWK Goodman throughout the process. We would particularly like to thank Freya Still for her outstanding professionalism, attention to detail, and dedication during what was a complex and, at times, lengthy transaction.

“Freya was a pleasure to work with – consistently responsive, flexible, and willing to accommodate last-minute meetings to ensure things progressed smoothly. Her hard work and commitment made a real difference, and we’re incredibly grateful for her support. We’d also like to extend our thanks to Giles and the wider team at RWK Goodman for their valuable contributions throughout the process.”

Daniel Wright, corporate finance director at Barnes Roffe, said: “Working with Rachael and Sam was thoroughly enjoyable, given their deep understanding of the business and their clear exit requirements.

“In Kingley Holdings we are delighted to have found a buyer that can continue the legacy and help drive the company forward with the incumbent senior leadership team.”