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Why Private Equity Investors Find Government Contractors Attractive

Chesapeake Corporate Advisors

If you go out to market, your most likely buyer will be a private equity (PE) group. Low Capital-Expenditure Requirements Many of the highest growth areas of government contracting — including software and professional services — do not require significant capital investment.

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Benchmark International Successfully Facilitated the Transaction Between Tygra Industries, LLC and Fugue Capital

Benchmark International

Fugue Capital, a private equity firm, focuses on energy, construction, professional services, and agriculture companies in Texas and surrounding regions. Fugue Capital prides itself on its industry experience, strategic initiatives, and ability to help companies in the lower middle market continue to grow and expand. "It

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Behind the Buyouts: Investcorp’s Tayeh on Backing Essential Services

The Deal

On the latest episode of Behind the Buyouts, Investcorp SA head of North American private equity David Tayeh discusses the New York-based firm’s strategy around backing middle market businesses that cater to “needs versus wants.”

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Telecom Business Services Quarterly: Spring 2024 Report

Focus Investment Banking

The companies in this sector perform services such as distributing communications-related products, designing and installing communications infrastructure and providing repair and other logistics services for both communications service providers and businesses.

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Solganick & Co. Advises Pandera Systems in its Strategic Merger with 66degrees

Solganick & Co.

Solganick served as the exclusive advisor to Orlando, FL-based Pandera Systems , LLC (“Pandera Systems” or “Pandera”) in its strategic merger with Chicago, IL-based 66degrees (“66degrees”), backed by growth-oriented private equity firm Sunstone Partners. Our clients include startup, growth, middle-market and Fortune 500 companies.

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Renewable Energy Investment Banking: How to Make Greens by Going Green

Mergers and Inquisitions

Finally, services companies are like other professional services companies but have different macro drivers (see above). Many “services” in this area involve residential installations of solar panels. And yes, JPM and GS also operate in the sector, but they seem to be slightly lower on the ladder than the banks above.