Company Timeline

WinchPharma donates Christmas presents to all the children on the paediatrics ward at Leeds General Infirmary.

An old colleague of Nathan Winch joins Winch & Co as a new investor.

Nathan Winch invites more colleagues to invest in Winch & Co. Two more shareholders join the company.

Nathan Winch agrees to buy the shares in Winch & Co from one of his original founding colleagues.

After some discussions, Nathan Winch agrees a deal to buy out another Winch & Co shareholder. Increasing his stake in the business. Read more in our blog.

Following the acquisition of DTS and its industrial estate, Winch & Co’s residential and commercial property holdings exceed £9,000,000 in value. Read more in our blog.

Nathan Winch starts his sandwich year at The Leeds Institute for Genetics, Health and Therapeutics (now LICAMM) laboratory, clinical and applied biomedical research facility. He worked in Reproduction & Early Development training as a research technician – showing particular strength in departmental procurement roles.

Nathan Winch gives keynote presentation at a property investment seminar, having been investing in residential property for several years as a way to deploy surplus capital from operations.

As well as the upkeep in the pace of dealmaking, Winch & Co also begins investing in its incumbent acquisitions. New cap-ex purchases as well as refurbishments to owned office space helps integrate and improve profitability overall. Read more in our blog.

As part of the discussion with lenders and the core Winch & Co management team, Nathan Winch decides to divest from smaller investments in order to further focus on the current mandate. Earlier than planned exits still presented a good return for Winch & Co. Read more in our blog.