The importance of finding the right team to market your business throughout the M&A process is extremely important. In this blog Cole Strandberg discuss how selling your business can often be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, so when that opportunity comes make sure it’s executed properly.
M&A deal momentum in the Government and Defense sector continued to grow in the first quarter of 2022 after a record-breaking year in deal volume in 2021. Strategic and private equity buyers continue to have a strong appetite for platform and add-on acquisitions.
There’s been a lot of turmoil going in the e-commerce space. Consumers are moving more of their spending back to physical stores, while online retailers are being particularly hard hit by supply chain delays and rising costs. Thrasio, the biggest aggregator, announced layoffs and replaced its CEO. The headlines look pretty grim. What does that mean for your company?
When contemplating the sale of your business, you may consider hiring a business broker or an investment banker. But what’s the difference between the two, and do you really need either one? Here are some things to consider.
Michael McGregor breaks down the benefits he sees in mobile tire installation. He says the pioneers in the space seem to have a lot of mutual respect for each other and are sharing ideas as they build this industry segment. But they're also doing it their own way.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has exposed deficiencies in America’s defense and intelligence operations that stand to benefit small- and medium-sized contractors in the aerospace and defense industry. We believe the pace of mergers and acquisitions in this space, which reached new heights in 2021, will continue throughout 2022 and beyond given the more dangerous geopolitical environment we now find ourselves in.
Would it surprise you to learn that finding a buyer is the least important service provided by an investment banking firm?
Private equity investors are becoming increasingly interested in interventional pain management practices.
The pandemic-inspired boom in e-commerce has fallen back to earth as consumers move more of their shopping back to brick-and-mortar stores and online retailers battle supply chain problems and rising costs. What does this mean to e-commerce companies?
Investor interest in cardiovascular services is growing, and doctors sense an opportunity.
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