Fleet World Workshop Tools
Car Tax Calculator
CO2 Calculator
Van Tax Calculator
BiK Rates Company Car Tax

Maxxia acquires Capex Asset Finance Limited

Business car finance specialist Maxxia UK has acquired Capex Asset Finance Limited, an independent, privately-owned asset finance brokerage.

capex

Capex Finance directors (left to right) Julian Percival, Alan Hunt and Warren Badger.

Capex, which is based in offices in Central Birmingham, has been trading since 2004 and is a specialist in the provision of a broad range of capital financing solutions for businesses of all sizes and types.

Maxxia UK is owned by the Australian listed company McMillan Shakespeare Limited (MSL) and the latest deal forms part of MSL’s growth strategy in the UK. Recent acquisitions by Maxxia include CLM Fleet Management in 2013, Anglo Scottish Asset Finance in 2015 and, more recently, Eurodrive Motor Finance in late 2016 .

Roger Skinner, CEO of Maxxia, said: “Capex is a perfect fit with our business and continues our targeted growth plans in the asset finance sector, as well as improving our geographical coverage of the UK.

“The Capex directors have extensive and detailed knowledge of the asset finance market and will bring significant attributes to the Maxxia Group, as well as contributing substantially to our position as a trusted partner for asset financing.

“The acquisition will involve minimal disruption to the Capex business as all three directors will continue to work in and manage the business so that, from a customer viewpoint, it will be very much business as usual.”

Julian Percival, director at Capex Finance, added: “We are delighted to be joining the Maxxia group of companies at this stage in the development of our business, which is now well established in the asset finance arena.

“The Maxxia Group has scale and resource, together with access to a breadth and depth of funders and financial products, that will allow us to strengthen our offering in a number of key areas. This is great news for our customers and creates significant growth opportunities for our business.”

For more of the latest industry news, click here.

Natalie Middleton

Natalie has worked as a fleet journalist for over 20 years, previously as assistant editor on the former Company Car magazine before joining Fleet World in 2006. Prior to this, she worked on a range of B2B titles, including Insurance Age and Insurance Day.