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With leverage contributing less to returns, buyers are increasingly finding that the most expensive acquisitions are not those with the highest multiples, but those burdened by operational issues that delay value creation from day one.
The small bay industrial real estate market is highly fragmented, and more deals are expected in this space as institutional capital takes note of its strong fundamentals.
Middle-market sponsors are sitting on thousands of aging portfolio companies as hold periods stretch, multiples reset and sector-specific headwinds—from healthcare policy to AI disruption—reshape the path to liquidity.
JRI Hospitality CEO Jason Ingermanson discusses acquisition discipline, private equity interest and why Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers could eventually go public.
From packaging to robotics, strategic acquirers are quietly stitching together the early framework of a manufacturing revival that private equity hopes to join later.
As larger private equity firms push downstream in search of deals, investors are discovering that convincing founder-led businesses to engage requires more than price.
In a proprietary Mergers & Acquisitions study, dealmakers describe how sourcing strategies have evolved since 2020 and what’s working in today’s market.
With leverage contributing less to returns, buyers are increasingly finding that the most expensive acquisitions are not those with the highest multiples, but those burdened by operational issues that delay value creation from day one.
Large alternative managers are racing to institutionalize asset-backed finance as pensions seek exposure less dependent on sponsor-backed corporate defaults.
As consumers drink less and producers grapple with oversupply, alcohol M&A has cooled — but seasoned investors say today’s reset could mirror past downturns that produced outsized returns.
Vertical SaaS players with defensible moats are commanding premium valuations and M&A interest, outperforming horizontal platforms as AI reshapes the sector.
The move reflects the growing trend among boutique investment banks of combining traditional M&A advisory with merchant banking and principal investing.
