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Global M&A activity gained substantial momentum throughout 2024. Impatience has been building in the market for high-quality opportunities, and investors are eager to deploy capital and generate liquidity. Against this backdrop, 2025 should see continued strengthening in the market.
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Harris Williams help clients navigate the ever-changing mergers & acquisition market and turn ambitious goals into reality.
Utility Services & Power Products | Q4 2024 | Industry Trends, …
Dec 18, 2024 · See our Q4 2024 brief on the utility services and power products industry, which includes the latest news and trends impacting value-creation opportunities throughout the space.
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Harris Williams is an investment bank focusing on middle market mergers & acquisitions. We advise and advocate for our clients worldwide.
Insights From the 2024 Harris Williams 3PL Conference
Oct 30, 2024 · Harris Williams recently hosted its annual Third-Party Logistics Conference, highlighting key insights into the current and future state of the 3PL sector.
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We are a global investment bank specializing in M&A advisory services. Clients worldwide rely on us to help unlock value in their business and turn ambitious goals into reality.
Physical Therapy M&A: An Emphasis on Outpatient Services
Nov 18, 2024 · In our new report covering outpatient physical therapy, our senior professionals share the key themes supporting sector growth and a fertile M&A environment.
Professional Education & Learning Tech | 2H 2024 | M&A Trends
Aug 22, 2024 · Access our 2H 2024 report covering the professional education and learning technology sector, including the latest industry news and trends driving M&A in the space.
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