The M&A Opportunity in Behavioral Health
The behavioral health market is highly fragmented which is always a catalyst for consolidation. COVID-19 added to that and created an increased opportunity in M&A activity.
The behavioral health market is highly fragmented which is always a catalyst for consolidation. COVID-19 added to that and created an increased opportunity in M&A activity.
The fundamentals of the economy are good. We have a rising gross domestic product, a growing vehicle population, higher miles driven per car and a growing population of vehicle owners.
COVID-19 affected behavioral health in a substantial way which is creating a path for M&A opportunities.
While Salesforce is the dominant CRM system they do not do it alone. Salesforce partners help users integrate the system into an organization. This provides a fascinating M&A opportunity.
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As commercial tire dealers look to enhance their business values into the same stratosphere as retail tire dealers, some are looking at integrating the more profitable elements of retail business into their commercial operations. From a customer retention and profit perspective, this makes perfect sense.
We think about private equity-backed consolidations as part of a lifecycle. Like most business cycles, it starts out with pioneering that accelerates through further adoption.
The M&A market for companies in the Salesforce Partners program is reaching a critical inflection point. Competition is growing more intense, as the number of available firms shrinks, raising already-high valuations for those that remain independent. At the same time, proposed capital gains tax hikes make it imperative for potential sellers to consider doing deals as soon as possible.
As compared with the public markets, the private capital markets are like the wild west. I liken it to a frontier town where there’s no sheriff, plenty of gunslingers and news travels slowly by stagecoach.
There are now thirty private equity firms with investments in dermatology practices and surgery centers.