Ranger International Services Group, a private equity consolidator specializing in government services, has been honored by The M&A Advisor for its acquisition of US Logistics. The merger of US Logistics into Ranger International was deemed the Lower Middle-Market Deal of the Year (under $50mm) by an independent panel that reviewed the 170 nationwide finalists in each of 34 categories. Ranger was able to complete 2 acquisitions in 2009, during the worst economic recession in decades, by teaming with First New England Capital, Argosy Investments and Plexus Capital to acquire CAV International and US Logistics. The combined enterprise is expected to finish 2010 with revenue run rates in excess of $100 million dollars and robust operating profits. US Logistics and CAV (pronounced as in “cavalry”) together employ approximately 1,000 people world-wide. These aggressive transactions totaled roughly $28 Million of capitalization by Ranger, despite the troubled economy.
Limited growth in productivity in recent years worries economists forecasting the recovery from a deep global recession. At the same time, and perhaps because of the same dynamics, “big” and “slow” are found together in many economists’ forecasts: Big manufacturers and big financial institutions are slowing the recovery, noted Tom Farrell, executive vice president of Generational Equity, which helps privately held and family-owned businesses transact mergers, acquisitions, and strategic growth initiatives.
With decades of results and countless experience, Generational Equity’s representatives can effectively position your company in the marketplace and avoid the valuation pitfalls that can underestimate the value of your business.
Generational Equity and its professionals have worked with Middle Market business owners who are contemplating a sale or seeking merger and acquisition opportunities.
Conventional wisdom has the generally poor economy wreaking havoc with the aspirations of owners of small and medium businesses looking to find buyers at a time when their own life plans could benefit most. But Generational Equity has brought unconventional wisdom and the power of experience to help hundreds of business owners find attractive deals to sell their companies on their own time lines.
Generational Equity, a global leader in middle market investment banking, today announced the hiring of Barry DeWitt and Steve Heimsted as managing directors for mergers and acquisitions.
Generational Equity, a global leader in middle market investment banking, today announced the hiring of Dwight Jacobs as executive vice president for mergers and acquisitions, as well as the hiring of four new managing directors: Lori Galloway, John Poythress, Douglas Smith and Tom Staszak. “I’m pleased these experienced advisors have joined our team of professionals,” said Dr. John Harold Binkley Jr., CEO and chairman of Generational Equity. “They solidify our leadership position in the middle market and enable us to continue offering extensive expertise in all critical aspects of successful mergers and acquisitions to our clients.”
Generational Equity is the leader in Middle Market business mergers and acquisitions services. Generational Equity provides a variety of services to middle market business in addition to m&a services. For more information, see the following promotional video:
Generational Equity and its professionals have worked with Middle Market business owners who are contemplating a sale or seeking merger and acquisition opportunities. We assist owners in all areas of stock or asset sales, mergers, or divestitures. Our highly experienced Merger and Acquisition specialists provide insight and strategies on such matters as: When is the right time to sell? Should all or part of the business be sold? Is the company ready for sale, or should the focus be on building value for a future sale?
Generational Equity, an advisor to privately held and family-owned businesses for exit planning, business valuation, and M&A, announced the sale of its client Pinnacle Precision, Inc., a contract manufacturer for stamping metal products and secondary machinery and fabricating, to OEM Advantage, also a metal stamping operation. The value of the transaction was not disclosed.
