Stanton House
Finance Business Partner

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Finance Business Partner
Contract Type: Permanent
Location: Primarily home-based with regular travel to group sites (Yorkshire ideal)
Start Date: ASAP
Salary: Up to £55,000
Vacancy Number: 32613
A growing manufacturing group is seeking a commercially focused Finance Business Partner to support operational and strategic decision-making across multiple sites.
Working closely with site leadership and Group Finance, you will provide insight into margin, profitability, cash generation, forecasting, and operational performance. This is a hands-on role offering excellent exposure to senior stakeholders and the opportunity to influence business performance across the group.
Key Responsibilities
- Partner with site leaders and operational teams to improve commercial performance.
- Analyse revenue, margins, profitability, operational efficiency, and cash generation.
- Support budgeting, forecasting, scenario planning, and management reporting.
- Challenge assumptions and identify key risks and opportunities.
- Support costing, pricing, and quotation activities across the business.
- Monitor working capital performance and drive cash improvement initiatives.
- Utilise ERP data to improve reporting accuracy and business insight.
- Support capital expenditure appraisals and investment decisions.
- Drive process improvements and leverage AI-enabled tools to enhance reporting and analysis.
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To Be Suitable
- ACCA or CIMA qualified or finalist
- Previous experience in finance business partnering, commercial finance, FP&A, or management accounting.
- Manufacturing experience is essential.
- Strong understanding of costing, profitability analysis, budgeting, forecasting, and working capital management.
- Experience working with ERP systems and large data sets.
- Advanced Excel and strong analytical capability.
- Commercially minded, proactive, and confident engaging with non-finance stakeholders.


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This is an excellent opportunity for a commercially focused finance professional seeking a highly visible role within a growing manufacturing group, offering strong stakeholder exposure and the opportunity to drive meaningful business performance improvements.
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