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24 November 2022 Tristone Healthcare has announced the acquisition of K Bond Healthcare Ltd (trading as Next Steps), completing a trio of deals in 2022 for the buy and build social care investment group. The acquisition of the North West-headquartered provider – which operates across Greater Manchester – follows the addition of Seaside Care Homes

A team of intrepid fundraisers from Tristone Capital have completed the 309-mile charity cycle challenge from London to Paris, raising more than £18,000 for charity.  Over four gruelling days, following 16 weeks of training, the nine-strong team, led by Tristone CEO, Yannis Loucopoulos, crossed the finish line in Paris on Saturday 17th September, clocking up 32

Birmingham Symphonic Winds, which is supported by Tristone Capital, has hit the perfect note, after being announced as one of the winners of Britain’s Big Platinum Performance – Classic FM’s nationwide search to showcase the UK’s best leisure-time music groups, champion the everyday musician and celebrate non-professional ensembles. From thousands of entries across the UK,

Buy and build social care investment group, Tristone Healthcare, has announced the acquisition of Essex-based Seaside Care Homes Ltd. This follows the news that the investor has the backing of £20 million of funding from Duke Royalty, which has supported this transaction. Seaside Care Homes was founded in 2008 and specialises in providing exceptionally high-quality

Tristone Healthcare – the care division of privately-owned investment company, Tristone Capital – has reported a three-fold increase in revenue in 2021 across its community of businesses. In the calendar year, revenue rose from £3.84 million to £16.16 million across the Tristone community – which includes Premier Care Management, ProCare Wales, Sportfit Support Services, CFS Care

Tristone Healthcare hit the right note during a recent webinar with community businesses, by donating £360 to Ex Cathedra’s award-winning Singing Medicine team. Presented by Rebecca Ledgard, the money will be used to buy 20 Noah Bears for the team to give out to children at Birmingham Children\’s Hospital. The Singing Medicine team has brought