ABOUT US
A personal approach to business acquisition
Hayter Capital is focused on acquiring established businesses across the UK. We work directly with owners who are considering retirement, succession or a new chapter, taking time to understand the company they have built and what they want from a sale.
Led by Simon Hayter, CEO, our approach starts with a straightforward conversation. We look at the business, its people, customers and future potential, then explore whether an acquisition could be a suitable fit for both sides.
Direct contact
Speak with Simon from the first conversation.
Thoughtful succession
Discuss the handover, your priorities and what comes next.
Discreet discussions
We can discuss an NDA before sensitive documents are shared.
OUR PORTFOLIO
Businesses. People. Potential.
Meet the businesses in our portfolio, operating across waste management and property investment.
Waste management & recycling
Saltire Waste
Saltire Waste is a waste management business serving commercial customers in Edinburgh. Its services cover general waste, food waste, glass, cardboard and mixed recycling, helping businesses manage the everyday demands of waste collection and separation.
Working in a sector where dependable service and clear communication matter, Saltire Waste brings a local, personal approach to commercial waste management. Its focus is on practical collection arrangements, honest pricing and direct support for the businesses it serves.
Property investment
Pass Your Keys
Pass Your Keys is a property investment business focused on identifying and acquiring residential property opportunities. It works with owners considering a sale, including those looking to exit a rental property, sell a portfolio or move on from a property that no longer suits their plans.
Operating in a market shaped by changing ownership needs and housing demand, the business takes a practical approach to each opportunity. Its focus is on understanding the property, the seller’s circumstances and the potential for long-term value through investment.