M&A

Tuck-in acquisitions are emerging as a practical path forward for owners looking to navigate succession challenges.

Expansion is often a positive sign of growth, but it necessitates planning and, ultimately, flexibility.

As long as the human factor in an acquisition is given the attention it deserves, the business aspect will take care of itself.

Join our expert panel as they outline the six steps to successful M&As and provide actionable details that will help you prepare.

For years, mergers and acquisitions in the industry were driven by label-printing deals. But recent months show growing headwinds.

Henkel to acquire Stahl Group for €2.1 billion, expanding its adhesive technologies business into high-performance specialty coatings.

A breakdown valuations, EBITDA add-backs, working capital pegs, asset-based tuck-ins, and what sellers really take home at closing.

SupplyOne acquired Wertheimer Box, expanding its custom corrugated packaging capabilities and regional footprint.

Butterfly Equity acquired ePac Holdings, strengthening technology-driven growth in digitally printed flexible packaging for CPG brands.

ROYERCOMM PRISM acquired Brilliant Graphics, adding high-end print capacity and expanded packaging and promotional capabilities.