Sell-side mandates
Controlled auctions and bilateral processes for founder-led EM businesses.
Capability
M&A Advisory
Sell-side and buy-side mandates in energy, agriculture, infrastructure and FinTech across emerging markets. We bring sector operators, not just bankers — every team includes…
The promise
Strategic-buyer-led M&A advisory across our four operating verticals, with hands-on post-close integration.
- $25M+
- Typical deal size
- 6–9mo
- Time-to-close median
- 4
- Verticals covered
- Sell + Buy
- Mandate types
The mechanics.
Sell-side and buy-side mandates in energy, agriculture, infrastructure and FinTech across emerging markets. We bring sector operators, not just bankers — every team includes vertical specialists who have run the businesses they advise on.
In every engagement.
- Sell-side mandate runs (controlled auction, direct)
- Buy-side target sourcing in EM verticals
- Cross-border deal structuring + regulatory
- Post-close integration leadership
Where this lives.
Buy-side sourcing
Target identification + outreach within our four operating verticals.
Cross-border deals
Multi-jurisdiction structuring, regulatory clearance, and tax engineering.
Post-close integration
Operator-led integration support — we've run the businesses we advise on.
Considering a sale, acquisition, or strategic carve-out in emerging markets?
Our advisors include vertical operators, not just bankers. That changes how deals close — and what they're worth after.
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