DAC Beachcroft’s bank loans nearly tripled last year to finance the firm’s “strategic growth plan”, while its profit was dented by the multimillion-pound cost of an aborted IT project.
The firm’s accounts, published at Companies House, showed the firm’s total bank loans rose to £24m in the year to 30 April 2014 – nearly triple the £9m it had in loans the previous year.
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