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GOING GLOBAL, THE IMPERATIVE OF ESTABLISHING
A TRANSATLANTIC PRESENCE.
Going global, its logical first step being in most cases
going transatlantic, was a key business concept of the 90s.
It remains an imperative for companies seeking an international
marketing presence or suppliers having to meet the requirements
of their customers' global purchasing policy.
Mid-sized companies facing this challenge will find that
it is easier to establish an overseas presence by partnering
with or acquiring a local player than by going greenfield.
WHEN SELLING, CONSIDER THE TRANSATLANTIC
PREMIUM.
As a direct consequence of the need to be global, an international
strategic player will often prove to be an aggressive bidder
when contemplating an overseas acquisition.
Sellers of business assets in Europe or North America
should thus include, whenever possible, potential overseas
buyers in their sale process in order to benefit from
this transatlantic premium.
CANEC INTERNATIONAL: YOUR TRANSATLANTIC
M&A ADVISOR.
Based in Paris and Toronto, CANEC has been successfully
advising corporations joint-venturing and acquiring or selling
businesses on a transatlantic basis for over fifteen years.
If you are contemplating this type of transaction with
size in the US $15 - 150 million range, then you should
seriously consider putting at your service our team's
experience, methodology, network and independence of conflicting
interests. Our track record speaks to your great chance
for success.
For more information on the services we provide to operating
companies click on M&A
Services
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