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Challenge
Acquisitions can play a
key role in a company’s growth by broadening its lines of business
or allowing it to access new markets.
Solutions
We have advised and
assisted clients through all phases of mergers and acquisitions
including their:
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Acquisition criteria development
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Matching acquisition criteria with
specific target entities
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Contacting targets
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Establishing
a value range for identified targets
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Conducting in-depth analyzing—including
assessment of financial, accounting and
tax implications.
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Structuring and raising financing
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Conducting due diligence
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Negotiating and closing the transaction
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Planning and implementing post-merger
integration
fth became member of the
Global M&A for the Gulf Region and Yemen. Global M&A is widely
recognised as one of the world's leading partnerships of independent
merger and acquisition houses. Its prime purpose is to provide
cross-border support and opportunities for clients who wish to
complete acquisitions, company sales, buy-outs and buy-ins, fund
raising and other corporate finance transactions. Global M & A is
comprised of over 30 partner firms; its partners are in the U.S.,
UK, Western and Eastern Europe, Russia, Hong Kong, Japan, India,
Mexico, Argentina, Columbia, Chile, Brazil, and Turkey. The
partnership's focus is on mid-market transactions, valued at between
€20 million and €250 million, and each partner has been carefully
selected as 'best of breed' in their own local territories. Global
M&A's success in delivering outstanding results for its clients is
borne out by its recent track record: over 700 completed
transactions with an aggregate deal value of over €15 billion since
2000.
The addition of
Financial Transaction House enables it to provide Gulf Region
investors, as well as Gulf Region strategic and financial buyers,
ready access to cross-border and international M & A opportunities.
Further, it enables Gulf Region-based companies access to the global
capital markets. Likewise, foreign strategic or financial investors
now have access through FTH to acquire either a majority or minority
held interests in GCC, Yemen, and Egyptian-based companies.
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