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Globalscope Partners Ltd

Globalscope Partners Ltd., a worldwide network of M&A firms specializing in middle-market transactions, closed 203 deals last year with a combined value of $20.8 billion USD. The 2022 revenue tally is the highest in the network’s 35-year history.
Revenues came from a wide range of countries and diverse business categories, but the Life Sciences and Consumer sectors proved to be the highest-performing categories, while Industrials also performed well.

Capital Times acted as analyst research expert in international M&A deal

On Jan. 4 in Dallas, U.S.-based J. Sloan & Co. announced the sale of Pumps and Controls, a U.S. wholesale water treatment equipment supplier owned by Peninsula Capital Partners and Ridge Capital Partners management. The buyer was an industry company with engineering expertise, technical support, and service capabilities for a wide range of products, including …

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Deep Impact: Global M&A plummets in 2H22

After the party, comes the hangover. Rising interest rates, surging inflation and war in Europe have given global dealmakers a thumping headache. Worldwide, mergers and acquisitions totalled USD 3.6trn in 2022, down 38.8% from 2021’s record-smashing USD 5.9trn. Compare 2022 with the pre-pandemic five-year average (2015-19) – before the easy-money policies following Covid’s onset supercharged dealmaking in 2H20 and 2021 – then deal value this year is 9.3% lower.

Capital Times acted as the exclusive financial adviser to the owners of SteelKiwi, a Ukrainian software development company, on its merger with an international IT group.

SteelKiwi has joined a big international IT group with offices in the US, Europe, and the Middle East and will work as an independent business unit, focusing on full cycle Web and Mobile applications development. With a team of 100+ professionals and many international customers, SteelKiwi will provide the additional capabilities for development of the international IT group.

Capital Times project team: Dmytro Baranovskyi (Vice President), Vladyslav Sharyha (Senior Investment Analyst), and Mark Reiter (Business Development Manager).

Ukrainian economy could return to pre-war levels not earlier than in 2026

According to our core scenario* nominal GDP of Ukraine is estimated as $145 bn (muсh lower from $200 bn in 2021) and the real GDP could decrease by 34% in 2022. Looking forward, the Ukrainian economy will be developing between $130-160 bn in 2023-2024 and recieving great amounts of financial support from external funds for budget finacing and infrastructure reconstruction.

Serge Hancharevich, a managing partner of Capital Times, was a speaker in the program “Corporate Director”

Serge Hancharevich, a managing partner of Capital Times, was a speaker in the programme “Corporate Director” of CGPA – Corporate Governance Professional Association. He spoke about such questions as how to make a decision, how and where (which bank) to attract credit funds to a company for business expansion and entering related market segments. The …

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Capital Times Becomes Official Partner of the Children of Heroes Charitable Foundation

Capital Times Becomes Official Partner of the Children of Heroes Charitable Foundation The mission of the Foundation is to support children left orphaned during the war with Russia, provide them with care, warmth, and security, give them a good education and take care of their future happy life. All of Ukraine is indebted to them and their …

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