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Commercial Food-Service Furniture Company Initiates Sell-Side Engagement

Sun Acquisitions

Established in 1984 and under current ownership since 2014, they have been a cornerstone in the commercial furniture market. Specializing in catering to small-medium size restaurants/bars/hospitality groups, courtrooms, schools, and television/movie studios, they deliver quality products and exceptional service to over 500 customers annually.

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US Health Services: Investment Banking & M&A Trends

InvestmentBank.com

M&A Beat – US Health Services Q2 2020 M&A Beat is a quarterly update for CEO’s, CFO’s, Owner, Founders of lower middle-market ($10M-$100M Rev) companies, offering relevant details on mergers and acquisitions deal value, volume, valuation multiples and trends in their respective industry and vertical. acquisition.

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Jarrad Zalkin of TM Capital Featured in “The Deal” Regarding Paving Sector Consolidation

TM Capital

Early-Inning Valuations “There’s been a change in people’s perspective around how they’re categorizing these types of businesses,” said Jarrad Zalkin, managing director at investment bank TM Capital. Dealmakers, however, expect M&A activity to sustain well into 2023, particularly in the lower middle market.

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Covid-19 Impact on US Private Capital Raising Activity in 2020

InvestmentBank.com

Most of this initial decrease came from a reduction in middle-market transactions that involved companies valued between $100M and $500M [4]. Retrieved March 13, 2021, from [link] [2] Middle Market Private Equity Update Q3 2020 (2020). Retrieved March 14, 2021 from [link] [3] Middle Market Update Q2 2020 (2020).

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The Full Guide to Healthcare Private Equity, from Careers to Contradictions

Mergers and Inquisitions

Mispriced Companies and Assets – Some mature healthcare firms trade at low valuation multiples , often because the market misunderstands their contracts, revenue, or track record. Doctors often sell their practices to PE firms because it seems like a better alternative than being acquired by a huge hospital chain.

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Tire Dealer Survival Guide: How to Keep Your Deal Alive When Selling Your Business

Focus Investment Banking

A private deal network that covers the lower middle market in the United States and Canada, Axial investigated 47 transactions across a variety of industries. of deals died because there was a “valuation misalignment” between a buyer and a seller. The best place to start is to understand why deals die.