Climeaction announces management buyout from Leading Edge Group

IRISH climate action solutions provider Climeaction has announced its successful management buyout (MBO) from the Leading Edge Group.

The MBO was led by Paul Murphy, co-founder of Climeaction, alongside management team comprising Jerry Murphy, Annie Duffy, Paul Kealy, and Tim Cramer.

This strategic move marks a significant milestone in Climeaction’s journey as a leader in delivering innovative climate solutions to businesses across Ireland.

Having collaborated with more than 400 customers, Climeaction’s expertise spans various sectors of the economy, with a clientele that includes top-tier companies in Food and dairy, Automotive, Power Generation, and the Semiconductor industries.

Paul Murphy, leading the MBO, expressed enthusiasm about this new chapter, stating: “Our commitment to providing exceptional climate action solutions remains steadfast.

“This buyout represents a new era of growth and innovation for Climeaction, building on our strong foundation to drive sustainable change in the industry.

“We are thankful to Joe and the team at Leading Edge Group for their support over the last few years and look forward to our continued good working relationship.”

Leading Edge Group, an international management consulting firm established in 1995 in Cork, Ireland, by CEO Joe Aherne, has been instrumental in Climeaction’s growth.

The firm’s continuous expansion into markets such as Canada, Australia, and the Middle East speaks to its global influence and expertise.

Joe Aherne of Leading Edge Group commented: “We’re proud of Climeaction’s achievements over the last few years and are confident in their continued success.

“This MBO is a testament to the capable leadership and vision of Paul Murphy and his team.”

Climeaction’s management team is poised to leverage its extensive experience and insights to further cement the company’s position as a leader in climate action solutions.

With a focus on innovation and customer-centric approaches, Climeaction is set to make a more significant impact in the fight against climate change.