Client Story

Multinational telecommunication equipment provider

We successfully supported a multinational telecommunications equipment provider in divesting a non-core business unit offering broadband inflight connectivity.

Carve-out and PMI
Change Management
Sell-Side Advisory
Technology, Media, and Telecommunication
Reading Time 3 Minutes
Key Results
€80 million in OPEX/CAPEX investment
secured.
Successful carve-out
"Return on consultant spending"
exceeded 30 times the investment.

The challenge

  • Divesting a non-core business unit offering broadband inflight connectivity
Robot arm in artificial intelligence factory.

The solution

Given the novelty of this service, we crafted a compelling business model and equity story tailored to a defined buyer universe.

 

Working closely with the client, we meticulously designed the carve-out process and interfaces.

Our team ensured a seamless transition by preparing for carve-out execution, including day-1-readiness, target operating model, and a comprehensive 100-day plan. This was complemented by transaction support from our Corporate Finance department.

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