

Loren Docksey
M&A MARKET UPDATE – 2023
M&A Markets continue to show resilience in the face of a challenging environment.
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Loren Docksey
M&A Markets continue to show resilience in the face of a challenging environment.
Niall Chantrill
“Whilst the challenging economic climate has impacted M&A volumes overall, HealthTech M&A activity has remained stable in 2023, demonstrating the sector’s attractiveness to both financial investors and strategic acquirers."
Alex Ydlibi
“Key drivers of M&A activity in the professional services arena include market consolidation with competitors strategically acquiring to increase market share domestically, enter new geographies, and acquire complimentary service offerings."
Sachin Parmar
"Ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy for all, one of the UN's sustainable development goals, has brought the energy services sector to the centre of attention.”
Andy Parker
Energy Transition, Decarbonisation and Security of Supply Chains continues to drive M&A.
Andy Parker
Growing market, driven by a host of drivers and interests, underpinning investment attractiveness.
Loren Docksey
An improved macroeconomic outlook and overall investor optimism for growth businesses has contributed to a solid first half of 2023 for publicliy traded b2b SaaS companies.
Sachin Parmar
The professional services sector has seen a noticeable increase in M&A. For instance, law firms, accountancy practices & consultancy businesses including an increased appetite from private equity to deploy capital into sub-sectors.
Andy Parker
The legal sector is shaping up to be an exciting space for investor capital and consolidation.
Andy Parker
Despite tightening in VC funding ecosystem and suppressed valuations, M&A activity in digital health remains robust.
Tom Summers
Corporates are exploring vertical integration to clean existing operations, whilst Private Equity are recognising the future value proposition of investing in renewables and energy storage
Ade Cheatham
At-home care is seeing a surge in demand due to the pandemic. As a result, technological advancements which support the sector, such as telehealth devices, apps and systems are also seeing a rush of investment.