Malcolm Good

Partner

Biography

Malcolm joined Eddisons in 2012 as a Senior Valuer in our Plant and Machinery team. After a very successful couple of years working within the team mainly from our Nottingham office Malcolm became a partner in 2019.

He provides advice on all types of Insolvent and trading companies for valuation and business sales purposes. In recent years he has led the Plant and Machinery team in realising the assets in a sale by auction of the Heavy Industrial Plant and Machinery of AIC Steel Limited in Newport on behalf of a South Wales Insolvency Practioner which realised circa 1 Million Pounds.

Malcolm was one of the six founder members of the National Association of Valuers and Auctioneers in 1987 and went on to become a fellow of the organisation.

His specialisms include all types of Valuations for the Construction, Woodworking, Engineering and Retail Sectors.

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Nottingham Office

Gothic House
Barter Gate Lace Market, Nottingham, NG1 1JU

Contact Details:

nottingham@btguk.com

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