


Representing either buyer or seller, FMI acts as an intermediary in negotiating the purchase or sale of construction-related companies.
Acquiring another business is a major event in the growth of a company or the portfolio of a private equity firm. There are a host of reasons a firm may decide to pursue an acquisition: to diversify service or product offerings, expand geographically, or penetrate new markets or establish a new platform company for a private equity firm to name just a few. Whatever your company’s objective, FMI’s mergers and acquisitions staff has the experience and resources to ensure a successful outcome.
We provide a distinctive combination of experience and capabilities to clients who are interested in selling their companies, a once-in-a-lifetime experience for most independent owners, and a strategic timing decision for a private equity firm.
FMI's investment banking specialists assist clients to implement and structure divestiture strategies to return companies to optimal operating efficiency.
George H. Reddin
Managing Director
T 919.785.9286
F 919.785.9320
greddin@fminet.com
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