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Chief Financial Officer

Nottinghamshire
£200k – £300k/yr
Posted about 19 hours ago
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Chief Financial Officer — Nottinghamshire

Private Equity-Backed Manufacturing Group | c.£200m Turnover | c.£20m EBITDA

A well-established, PE-backed manufacturing group is seeking a high-calibre CFO to join its executive team in the Nottinghamshire region.

Reporting to the CEO and partnering closely with the PE investor and wider board, you will lead a substantial finance function, overseeing:

  • Statutory and management reporting
  • Treasury and working capital
  • Group consolidation
  • Rigorous financial planning and analysis across multiple manufacturing sites

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You will be central to driving operational and margin improvement, supporting capital investment decisions, and providing robust commercial insight to underpin the group's growth strategy — including potential M&A and eventual exit planning.

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We're seeking a qualified accountant (ACA/ACCA/CIMA) with significant experience in a product or manufacturing environment, ideally PE-backed, alongside strong leadership skills and the gravitas to operate confidently at board level.

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Skills

Financial Planning and Analysis
Statutory Reporting
Management Reporting
Treasury
Working Capital Management
Group Consolidation
M&A
Exit Planning
Strategic Planning
Leadership
Commercial Insight
Operational Improvement
Margin Improvement
Capital Investment Decision Making

Location

Nottinghamshire, England, United Kingdom

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