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Fraser Pirie
Discover the key M&A trends shaping the UK Food & Beverage sector in 2025 — from capacity challenges and digital transformation to surging deal volumes across alcoholic drinks, ingredients, and plant-based segments. Explore Cooper Parry’s expert insights on valuation drivers and market opportunities.
Simon Nichols
Software M&A deal volume has remained stable but there are indicators of growth in M&A volume, largely driven by SaaS transactions, of which there were 2,107 in 2024.
Alex Ydlibi
Circularity ambitions and new technologies, alongside cost pressures and evolving end-customer compliance requirements, have created an exciting backdrop for M&A.
Loren Docksey
In the face of a strained NHS, there is a growing market for highly specialised independent sector provision across the spectrum of psychological services.
Loren Docksey
The sector is navigating political change amidst the backdrop of strained public health services.
Loren Docksey
Digitisation of the NHS and Social Care Sector continues to drive significant levels of M&A.
Simon Nichols
Despite the economic turbulence marked by inflation and escalating interest rates in 2023, the IT services sector has shown remarkable tenacity.
Alex Ydlibi
“The professional services sector has seen a noticeable increase in M&A."
Loren Docksey
High-performing businesses with demonstrable growth continue to be sought after by investors.
NICOLETA VOICU
Making a difference in the world is more important than ever. Minimising our impact on the environment and reducing waste and pollution is an ongoing challenge, but it’s one we take very seriously – from board level to our most junior employees.
NICOLETA VOICU
Making a difference in the world is more important than ever. Minimising our impact on the environment and reducing waste and pollution is an ongoing challenge, but it’s one we take very seriously – from board level to our most junior employees.
Loren Docksey
As the NHS grapples with persistent productivity and capacity challenges, demand for healthcare advisory services continues to rise.