Xeinadin, a UK professional services firm, has broadened its operations in South England through the acquisition of accountancy firms JCS Accountants and Mudd Partners.
JCS Accountants is based in Sutton, Surrey while Mudd Partners in based in Essex.
According to Xeinadin, the integration will enhance collaboration across its Southern offices, facilitating resource sharing and access to specialist expertise in areas such as auditing and digital solutions.
JCS Accountants, established in 1927, primarily caters to charities and family-owned businesses.
JCS Accountants director Dick Haffenden said: “Xeinadin is a firm that shares our values of delivering a complete package of services whilst maintaining a high-quality and collaborative client service.
“By joining forces with the Xeinadin team, we not only strengthen the services we can offer to our clients but also provide our staff with the opportunity to benefit from the resources and collaborative network of a larger organisation. We are confident this will allow us to better meet the changing needs of our clients and build on the strong foundations we have already established.”
Mudd Partners, which was fully integrated and rebranded under the Xeinadin name in January 2025, works with owner-managed businesses and offers audit services.
The firm’s client base has grown steadily through referrals, contributing to its strong position in the Essex market.
Xeinadin stated that both firms’ teams will now be positioned to leverage the wider network’s service capabilities and technological resources.
The move is part of Xeinadin’s broader growth strategy to deepen its presence in entrepreneurial hubs across the UK.
The financial details of the transactions were not disclosed by the firms.
Xeinadin CEO Derry Crowley said: “Mudd Partners and JCS Accountants have built strong reputations in the South of England by providing businesses and charities with the tailored support they need to succeed in a competitive regional economy.
“We welcome Mudd Partners LLP and JCS into Xeinadin and look forward to building on their nearly century-long legacies of trusted service, while ensuring that their clients continue to receive tailored financial guidance – now backed by the full strength of Xeinadin’s resources and national network.”
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