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Carve-outs have become an increasingly important tool for buy and sell side parties. They provide an alternative avenue for buy-side parties looking to get deals done, with the opportunity to execute value creation plans and turbo charge previously under-invested assets.

Carveout deals are on the rise as companies seek to optimize their finances by shedding peripheral business divisions. Private equity firms are taking advantage of this trend, acquiring these assets as new platforms. Check out this article from PitchBook for more information on private equity carveouts in Q1 2024. #finance #privateequity #carveouts

A carveout is the partial divestiture of a business unit in which a parent company sells a minority interest of a subsidiary to outside investors. Learn some interesting details and insights into effective carveouts: https://ow.ly/z5vl50RNWue #CFO #CFOs #Finance #Carveouts #Divestiture

Carveouts are on the rise as company valuations find their feet. Carveouts were a significant source for dealmaking, accounting for 12.6% of all buyout deals, a bounce back from 5.7% in Q4 2023.

In 2024, Carve Outs are expected to be a major driver of the expected uptick in the M&A market - but in the face of ever increasing levels of buy-side diligence scrutiny from investors (and their lenders), the most successful sell-side teams are taking extra steps to ensure that the equity case can stand up to scrutiny and the optimal valuation can be achieved in the deal My colleagues and I have outlined the critical factors sell-side teams should consider to optimize value in complex carve-outs in our article below #mergersandacquisitions #Carveout #Divestments

Prepackaging a carve-out can enhance asset value by preparing it for a smooth sale and attracting more bidders. By separating operational and IT functions beforehand, sellers can reduce buyer risk and accelerate the transaction. However, this approach can also signal an impending sale and limit buyer flexibility. Balancing the costs and benefits is essential to maximize value. Read more in this recent article: https://lnkd.in/gTd2dBbY Authored by BCG’s Moritz Hagenmüller, Georg Keienburg, Kim Thomas, Sarah Berhalter and Jared Feiger #CarveOuts #Mergersandacquisitions

Very good Boston Consulting Group (BCG) analysis on Carve-outs. Excerpt: Many companies have increased shareholder returns by carving out noncore #businesses and selling them to private equity firms or corporate #buyers. But converting an integrated asset to a standalone entity is often costly, complex, and time-consuming, and it involves risk for both buyer and seller. To maximize #valuations and facilitate swift and smooth #transactions, some experienced #sellers separate the operations of a noncore business before offering it for #sale. This “prepackaging” of the carved-out business could involve separating or otherwise preparing support functions, IT infrastructure and applications, or company accounting. #mergers #acquisitions #structure #packaging

Nobody does business in December 🥺 It's a statement I heard at an event recently But it's not true If you find your ideal clients who need your help Then business does not stop for a whole month We are ending December 👉 Working on 6 acquisitions for clients  👉 2 Finance assessments 👉 Setting up a full purchase ledger  👉 Valuation report  👉 Structuring group and vat set up  👉4 new acquisitions in pipeline for 2025 We manage this alongside year end and tax season Because we plan our team and work in advance 👏 How are you ending the year?

Prepackaging a carve-out can enhance asset value by preparing it for a smooth sale and attracting more bidders. By separating operational and IT functions beforehand, sellers can reduce buyer risk and accelerate the transaction. However, this approach can also signal an impending sale and limit buyer flexibility. Balancing the costs and benefits is essential to maximize value. Read more in this recent article: https://lnkd.in/eQYDwxpr Authored by BCG’s Moritz Hagenmüller, Georg Keienburg, Kim Thomas, Sarah Berhalter and Jared Feiger #CarveOuts #Mergersandacquisitions

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