THE private equity owner of North West military bridge marker WFEL has refinanced the business - which has released an extra £10m for growth.Dunedin, which bought the Stockport-based business in 2006 for £48m said it had raised WFEL's banking facilities from £20m to £30m to help fund working capital needed for recent contract wins.The company is a key supplier to the US and British armies in Afghanistan and Iraq. As part of the refinancing Dunedin, has replaced collapsed Icelandic bank Kaupthing Singer and F......for the full story register now for free or login below...