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  • Exertion for education – funds raised to help over 300 pupils

    In May 2017, 15 members of corporate finance firm Clearwater International endured the 300 mile bike ride from London to Paris, fundraising for the READ Foundation – a charity that provides school places for children affected by poverty.

  • Automotive Newsletter Q3 2018

    In Q3 2018, M&A activity decreased compared to Q2 2018. The number of completed deals declined by approx. 30% and the aggregated deal value of completed transactions reduced to c. €2bn.

  • Q3 2018 summary

    The Unquote research team, alongside Clearwater International’s sector groups and European offices, has collected data on 3,894 private equity buy-outs announced across Europe between 1st January 2014 and 30th September 2018.

  • M&A activity

    The current level of consolidation is reaching a 30-year peak with the cycle fuelled by rising cost pressures, the need to access new technologies and proof of concepts, and because of emerging global opportunities.

  • Automotive Newsletter Q2 2019

    In Q2 2019, the number of deals in the Automotive sector decreased by 30% compared to Q2 2018. However, when compared to the previous quarter, both the number of deals and total deal value in Q2 2019 increased.

  • Average multiples by sector by region

    Over the six quarters ending 30th June 2018 TMT remains the hottest sector across Europe seeing average multiples of 11.3x. The DACH and Nordic regions continue to be at the forefront of this trend, with average TMT multiples of 12.8x and 12.1x respectively.

  • Pet food market rides out economic storm

    For an indication of how the pet food market has soared in recent years, look no further than the story of Lily’s Kitchen. Established just 12 years ago in founder Henrietta Morrison’s kitchen in London, today it is a major pet food brand offering its natural recipes for dogs and cats across 6,000 stores in 30 countries.

  • Automotive Newsletter Q2 2020

    The consequences of the global lock-down as a result of COVID-19 have further unfolded in Q2 2020. The number of completed deals in the automotive sector decreased by 42% alongside a significant drop in deal value from EUR 2.1bn to EUR 376m, compared to Q2 2019.