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Ritchie Whyte

Work Department
Corporate & Business Advisory
Position
Ritchie is a Partner in our Corporate and Business Advisory team and advises clients on mergers and acquisitions, disposals, investments and start-ups. He has a wealth of experience in the SME space advising entrepreneurs, investors and owner-managed businesses across a variety of industry sectors, including energy and healthcare. He has become a key commercial contact for firms in Aberdeen, particularly SMEs in the oil and gas sector. He now also acts for a number of fast-growing food and drink industry businesses, including Porter’s Gin and Dark Matter Rum.
Career
Trained with Aberdein Considine; qualified 2007; Associate Partner, Aberdein Considine 2009-2011; Partner, Aberdein Considine 2011-present.
Languages
English.
Memberships
Law Society of Scotland; Trustee of The Garioch Sports Trust Inverurie.
Education
Inverurie Academy; Aberdeen University (2004 LLB Hons); (2005 DIP LP).
Leisure
Football, golf, cooking, wine and travelling.
Lawyer Rankings
Scotland > Corporate and commercial > Corporate and commercial: elsewhere in Scotland
Aberdein Considine benefits from a considerable network, spread across Aberdeen, Ednburgh, Glasgow, Tayside and Perth, Stirling and West Lothian; its corporate and business advisory team hones its focus on general M&A, exit strategies, MBOs and equity fundraising. Ritchie Whyte spearheads the practice and is particularly experienced in the representation of SMEs and OMBs, operating across the energy, food and drink, healthcare and technology sectors, among others.
Lawyer Rankings
Top Tier Firm Rankings
Firm Rankings
- Private client > Family
- Real estate > Commercial property: elsewhere in Scotland
- Corporate and commercial > Corporate and commercial: elsewhere in Scotland
- Private client > Personal tax, trusts and executries
- Real estate > Commercial property: Edinburgh and Glasgow
- Finance > Insolvency and corporate recovery
- Dispute resolution > Commercial litigation