Slater and Gordon renews £30 Million financing with Harbour

Slater and Gordon has renewed its committed financing facility with Harbour, securing an improved £30 million loan agreement that extends for a minimum of three years and replaces the firm’s previous funding arrangement.

The renewed facility follows a £30 million equity raise earlier this year and is intended to provide financing certainty as the firm continues to invest in client services, technology, and practice expansion. Slater and Gordon said the new agreement reinforces its financial position and supports its strategic priorities across its core business lines.

Chief executive Nils Stoesser said the facility reflects both the firm’s recent progress and the strength of its relationship with Harbour, adding that the financing ensures adequate resources to deliver on strategic objectives while supporting clients and staff.

Harbour managing director and chief investment officer Ellora MacPherson described the transaction as the next stage in a long-standing partnership, noting that the facility is designed to support Slater and Gordon’s ambitions in client service and delivery.

Over the past two years, Slater and Gordon has focused on strengthening its family law, employment, and personal injury practices, while also expanding its capability to act for individuals and consumers in large-scale group actions.