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At Foxwood Partners, we dismantle the complex barriers that prevent ambitious companies from capturing value in new territories. Our Brussels team combines forensic market analysis with strategic architecture to transform market entry from a speculative venture into a calculated success.
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"We'd hit a ceiling in our home market and Germany just felt like a black box. We were getting conflicting advice, and frankly, a bit lost on the regulatory side. The Foxwood team came in and it was like someone turned the lights on. Their insights into the local SaaS ecosystem and how to genuinely adapt our platform, not just translate it, were gold. Honestly, we thought hitting our first-year DACH revenue target was a stretch goal – doing it in nine months? That was down to their guidance."
"Entering Southern Europe was a key strategic objective, but we were concerned about the competitive landscape and the investment required. Foxwood Partners conducted an incredibly thorough investment analysis that gave us the confidence to proceed. What really impressed us was their ability to identify not just the risks, but also specific, previously unrecognised opportunities for our niche product line. Their team was always available, responsive and clearly understood the practicalities of our industry. We felt they were genuinely invested in our success."
"Our agritech platform was doing brilliantly in the UK, but we knew that just lifting and shifting it to mainland Europe wouldn't work. Different farming practices, different subsidy rules... it was daunting. Foxwood brought a really practical, on-the-ground perspective. They helped us figure out which features to prioritise for markets like France and Spain and their understanding of how EU agricultural policy actually impacts farmer decision-making was incredibly deep. We saw much quicker uptake from farmers in those new markets than we'd initially forecast and I put a lot of that down to getting the localisation strategy right from the start, thanks to them."