Whyte Bikes, founded in 1999, received a significant push in 2021 thanks to a partnership and investment from UK business Cairngorm Capital Partners LLP, which not only strengthened their financial ...

Whyte has £15m in turnover with customers throughout the UK and Europe Dublin-based Causeway Capital has agreed a deal to buy UK bikes brand Whyte Bikes from Cairngorm Capital. Whyte has £15m in ...

Whyte Bikes offers a range of mountain bikes, e-mountain bikes, outstanding gravel and urban bikes Cairngorm acquired Whyte Bikes in March 2021 This is the first investment from Causeway Capital ...

A major bike brand has changed hands between private equity owners. Kent-based Whyte Bikes, which was bought by investor Cairngorm Capital in 2021, has now been acquired by Causeway Capital.

As much fun on the ups as it is on the downs. That’s an advertising cliché, but Whyte’s new all-carbon E-120 is closer than anything we’ve ridden. We really liked the first generation Whyte E-5, but ...

Following a rigorous independent audit of its e-bike safety testing, quality processes, policies and legal compliance, Whyte Bikes is proud to confirm that it has been listed on the UK cycling ...

Whyte Bikes Ltd. (Whyte) has announced that it has been acquired from Cairngorm Capital by Causeway Capital (Causeway), a growth focused private equity firm investing in businesses across Ireland and ...

Causeway said it invested in Whyte Bikes, acquiring 100% of the business, because of the exposure it brings to the wellness and outdoor active living markets Whyte Bikes is a £15m turnover business ...

Whyte Bikes has two new mountain bikes for smaller, lighter riders looking to upgrade their experience and keep up with the bigger kids. Fully featured and built just like their full-size counterparts ...