How the Best Buyers Are Financing Blue-Collar Businesses
When Forbes recently examined the growing trend of millennials acquiring blue-collar businesses,...
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ECB Raises Interest Rates: What this means for Sale Leasebacks
After nearly three years of stable or easing monetary policy, the European Central Bank has...
Build to Suit vs. Sale Leaseback: Which Strategy Creates More Value?
As companies grow, expand into new markets, or modernize their operations, real estate often...
Sale Leasebacks vs. Traditional Debt: Which Is Better Today?
In today’s capital markets environment, companies are facing a very different financing landscape...
Choosing the Right Sale Leaseback Partner: Price vs Certainty
As sale leaseback activity continues to increase, companies are often presented with multiple...
Why Public Companies Are Worth More Than Private With the Same Earnings
A private manufacturer earning $5 million in EBITDA and a publicly traded manufacturer earning the...
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Ascension Advisory's Two-Company Theory
Every operating company that owns its real estate is, financially, two companies. The mistake is...
The Rise of Mega Deals in M&A and What It Means for Buyers and Sellers
The global mergers and acquisitions market has returned to growth, but the nature of that...
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How Lease Structure Drives Value in a Sale Leaseback
As more companies explore sale leasebacks as part of their capital strategy, one factor...
Risk Distribution in M&A and Why Deal Structure Matters Most
There is a moment in every acquisition that rarely features in the press release. It happens just...