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In today’s global deal landscape, opportunity doesn’t stop at borders, but neither do the risks. For acquirers, the allure of international expansion is clear, but cross-border transactions can introduce additional layers of complexity that domestic deals rarely face. Due diligence has always been the linchpin of M&A success; in an international context, the process and methodology need even more care.
Translink Corporate Finance™ in the United States, Dinan Capital Advisors advised WBE Traffic Control Inc. (WBE), a full-service traffic control company, on the sale to Right Traffic, a leading provider of traffic control solutions via industry-leading technology and highly trained personnel.
Reflecting on 2025, it is evident that the global M&A landscape was defined not by a return to pre-crisis stability but by a strategic adaptation to volatility. As activity accelerated in the second half of the year, a new consensus emerged among Translink Corporate Finance’s global partners: the “wait and see” era has officially come to an end. We have entered a period of “accepted risk,” where dealmakers are no longer pausing for headwinds to clear, but instead pricing these variables into their models to complete deals.
Translink Corporate Finance™ in the United States initiated the strategic investment in E.J. Ward Inc. (E.J. Ward), a leader in fuel management and telematics solutions by TPA Investment Partners (TPA).
Translink Corporate Finance in Denmark and Sweden acted as the financial and strategic advisor to Sertion AB (Sertion) , a portfolio company of Consolid Equity, in the acquisition of Nørhalne VVS A/S (Nørhalne VVS).
Translink Corporate Finance™ in Italy and France acted as financial advisor to Incico SpA (Incico), a Ferrara-based group and one of Italy’s leading players in multidisciplinary engineering for complex civil works and industrial infrastructures.
The global Logistics M&A market is undergoing a crucial phase of stabilisation in 2025, moving away from the post-pandemic volatility towards a more normalised and strategic environment. After a period of structural upheaval driven by inflation and supply chain disruptions, a new landscape is emerging, defined by valuation stability, a focus on resilience and the integration of critical technologies.
Translink Corporate Finance™ in Spain acted as the advisor to Grupo Zurita on the acquisition of b2Pack, a supplier specialising in the manufacture of primary and secondary packaging.
Translink Corporate Finance™ in Germany and Norway advised the shareholders of VI.TECH, a leading German full-service provider for medical equipment based in Dresden, on the sale to Metesa, a European service provider for medical and laboratory equipment and a portfolio company of Serendipity Partners.
Translink Corporate Finance™ in Spain acted as financial advisor to Proxium ERP, on the sale to Grupo Alerce (Alerce), a portfolio company of Oakley Capital.