After going private in 2008, a Goochland distribution company is taking the first steps toward a second IPO. A public launch would put it on level with some of Richmond’s largest corporations.
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Trading Day: Local SEC filings for Sept. 11, 2014
A local executive plans to step down. An insider cashes out on $1M in stock. And a downtown firm closes on a $83M acquisition.
Golf club readies revamped course
After a summer of renovations, a local club is shooting for a late September opening of its full course.
Kilmarnock bank eyes empty branch
A Patterson Avenue building is once again doing the bank branch shuffle.
Eagle Construction boss departs
A longtime head of one of Richmond’s biggest homebuilders has stepped down from his position.
Trading Day: Local SEC filings for 9.4.14
Two local executives resign, including a CEO. A bankrupt local company will pay a consultant $60,000 a month. Another CEO sells off $4M in stock in a busy week for insider filings.
Union banks on the Hokies
Richmond’s biggest bank is betting on college sports and academics to bolster its brand in the western part of the state.
Bank beefs up its presence on the Southside
Armed with two loan officers it lured from larger competitors, a local bank is dipping its toe into the Chesterfield market.
Home tech company makes another addition
Henry Clifford is in deal-making mode again as his company this week closed its fourth acquisition in three years.
Summer School: Gary LeClair, LeClairRyan
Gary LeClair, co-founder of law firm LeClairRyan, recalls his high school summer unloading railroad cars and assembling windows in a New Jersey factory in the fourth installment of BizSense’s Summer School video series.