Woodstock bullish after new acquisitions
Woodstock Insurance Brokers has secured three more acquisitions bringing its total to eight in 21 months. It added that it plans a further 12 acquisitions in 2004 including offices in the north and Midlands.
The three brokers, which combined bring £2m of gross premium income to Woodstock are General Insurance Services based in Kent, Frames Insurance Services based in Kent and A D Bailey & Co based in Herefordshire.Tony Simper, Woodstock Insurance Brokers managing director said: "We are really pleased with these acquisitions, they add to our total GPI, as well as bringing a good spread of business."
"Now that we have established ourselves and our expertise in acquiring books we are able to take on
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