What Business Services Companies Are Worth in Today’s M&A Market
What IT services, staffing, facilities, and professional services companies are worth to strategic and PE buyers in todays M&A market.
What IT services, staffing, facilities, and professional services companies are worth to strategic and PE buyers in todays M&A market.
SOP 50 10 8.1 goes live October 1. Structure your Main Street sale the way 7(a) will fund it first.
Cursor and SpaceXAI shipped a model built for agents that stay with the job. Compute was the bottleneck. Here is what that means for a $5-20M owner who wants more finished work and a crew that still likes coming in.
What HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, and specialty contractors are worth to PE and strategic buyers and what drives the multiple.
Fire and life safety is the quiet roll-up. Inspection books, licensed techs, and route density are why a Nashville or Southeast owner gets a letter before they feel ready.
The bank underwrites cash, not add-back stories. Officer pay on the return, 1.25 coverage as lender practice, a three-year view, and leftover after the note.
What healthcare services buyers want, how practices are valued, and what owners should fix before going to market.
On Main Street, mix is the multiple. Maintenance contracts at 60-70% of revenue sit at the top of 2-4x SDE. Project-heavy shops with the owner on every truck compress toward 2-2.5x.
Where buyers spend diligence time in 2026 quality of earnings, concentration, and key person risk and how sellers prepare.
Why selling before 2028 can change how much owners keep, and what exit-minded sellers should plan with their advisors now.
A plain-English guide to how large language models work for business leaders and why they matter in M&A and capital markets.
Why M&A deals take longer to close in 2026, and how smart sellers use the extended window to protect value.