Heck Reacquires Shares from Panoramic to Return to Family Ownership
Heck has completed a buyout to regain 100% family ownership from private equity partner Panoramic after 11 years. The financial details remain undisclosed. The company reported a 30.6% increase in turnover to £32.2 million for the year ending July 31, 2025, with operating profits rising from £425,000 to £1.3 million. Plans include investments in automation, manufacturing upgrades, and a factory extension to introduce frozen product lines, amid rising meat costs.
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Heck has regained full family ownership by purchasing shares from private equity partner Panoramic after an 11-year collaboration. The deal's financial terms have not been disclosed. The company reported a turnover increase of 30.6% to £32.2 million for the year ending July 31, 2025, with operating profits more than doubling to £1.3 million.
Heck aims to invest in automation and expand operations into frozen products, addressing a gap in healthy frozen sausage alternatives. The business is also focusing on growth in the UK market while considering expansion into the US.
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