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Our transaction team guides clients through every stage of the M&A lifecycle. From developing M&A strategies and identifying targets, through due diligence, negotiations, funding, and closing, to seamless post-merger integration and value creation on the buy-side. On the sell-side, we assist with exit strategy planning, readiness assessments, vendor due diligence, buyer identification, negotiations, and closing.
Our experts rom our various practice groups work hand in hand with our clients, guiding them through the M&A lifecycle, to maximize value at every phase of the process.
DealsLatest transactions that we successfully helped to complete
Client storiesWhat our clients say
The team has been pivotal to structure the operation and assist us in negotiating our partnership while following the right momentum. Throughout the process, they have demonstrated outstanding commitment to the transaction and to the company’s interests.
Chairman of the Executive Board, Hopscotch Groupe
We consider them to be a reliable and efficient partner. They work closely with our team, resulting in a very successful outcome in many cases.
Co-founder, CEO & MD, KPIT Technologies Ldt
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The strategic thesis was right. The P&L disagrees. Where to look
In private equity, value erosion rarely comes from a fundamentally flawed thesis. More often, the thesis, the priorities, and the operating model simply fail to align — quickly enough, or tightly enough — during the hold period. In tech-enabled industrials, that gap tends to be wider, more persistent, and more expensive to recover from
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M&A Industry Snapshot: The European PropTech and ConTech M&A market
The European PropTech and ConTech M&A market is regaining momentum, but under fundamentally changed dynamics. Capital has become more selective, strategic buyers are increasingly dominating transaction processes, and single-point solutions are losing relevance despite strong growth.This snapshot highlights a clear shift toward scalable SaaS platforms with recurring revenues, deep workflow integration, and strong data foundations. Buy-and-build strategies remain the primary growth lever for investors, while AI-enabled platforms combining operational data and automation capabilities are commanding increasing strategic premiums.As recent transactions such as the Consigli deal demonstrate, valuation is no longer driven by revenue alone, but by a company’s role within future platform ecosystems. As a result, well-positioned platforms benefit from an attractive exit environment, while demand for mid-market add-on acquisitions remains strong.
