Paul Cooper
Director
Director
Learn more about Paul Cooper
Paul is a Director based in our Scunthorpe office. He specialises in plant and machinery asset valuations and disposals, with extensive experience in secured lending, MBOs, sales and insolvency situations. His experience spans a range of industrial assets, particularly in providing valuation advice to lenders and insolvency practitioners.
He has over 25 years of experience delivering asset valuations across industrial plant and equipment, while managing disposals through auction, online auction, tender and negotiation.
Prior to joining BTG Eddisons, Paul worked at CJM Asset Management, a BTG acquisition. He holds a degree in Economics from Cardiff University.
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Ginetta House, 12 Dunlop Way, Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire, DN16 3RN
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