TORONTO, CANADA, January 12, 2020 – Beacon Mergers & Acquisitions is off to a good start in 2021, completing its second sell-side mandate with the sale of a leading plasma cutting and metal fabrication company based in Guelph, Ontario. Beacon…
TORONTO, CANADA, January 4, 2020 – Beacon Mergers & Acquisitions is pleased to announce the successful completion of its sell-side mandate of Caribbean Diagnostics Ltd., a Cayman Islands-based distributor of diagnostic medical equipment and laboratory tools serving the Caribbean market.…
Selling a business is a long and complicated process that requires a lot of planning well before the actual sale mandate begins. Often sellers find it difficult to decide where to begin, which is why we have summarized the…
In the past year, technology has become more important than ever, forcing new approaches to regular activities from doctor visits to working from home. The industry has seen record M&A Activity and has outperformed almost all other industries for the last…
The COVID-19 Pandemic’s eruption on a global scale caused mass disruptions to several portions of the economy. As lockdown and safety measures came into effect, several businesses found themselves looking to sell or close up shop, while others skyrocketed in…
TORONTO, ON, CANADA, November 6, 2020 — Beacon Mergers & Acquisitions is pleased to announce the successful completion of an exclusive sell-side mandate of a specialized Toronto-based distributor of industrial, fleet, and automotive equipment products. The business, which has excellent…
TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA, November 5, 2020 — Beacon Mergers & Acquisitions is pleased to announce the successful completion of the sell-side mandate of one of the largest independent Ontario based Millwrighting and Custom Fabrication businesses. Beacon completed the business valuation for the…
Food and Beverage Industry M&A Overview 2020 brought focus to a particular segment of the food and beverage industry – frozen food wholesaling. Starting in the second quarter of 2020, panic-buying drove sharp increases in frozen food demand. According to…
Over 90% of companies in Canada are privately owned small and medium-sized businesses. As the country’s population ages, many of these first-generation entrepreneurs are retiring, creating buying opportunities in the market. Businesses are complex entities with multiple moving parts. At…