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Selling a Family Owned Business: A Construction Company Case Study

By Eric Kern on April 8, 2011 / Construction M&A, Cross Border M&A, Family Owned Business, M & A by Industry, Selling Your Business / Leave a comment

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Allegiance Capital specializes in representing family owned businesses in sale. Here’s an example of how, despite a number of challenges and obstacles, the Allegiance Capital team led the successful sale of a family owned business, a construction company in Arizona. The majority owner and CEO of this

Oilfield Services Entrepreneur Sells a Business For Twice Industry Standard AND Meets Needs of Employees

By Eric Kern on March 17, 2011 / Cross Border M&A, Energy M&A, M & A by Industry, Selling Your Business / Leave a comment

Tags: Allegiance Capital Corporation, Business Valuation, Dallas Investment Banks, Energy M&A, Eric Kern, selling a business, selling a company, selling an oilfield services company

In a new YouTube video, Russ Rutledge, Founder and Former CEO of Fiberod, tells the story of how we sold his oilfield services business for a valuation that was more than twice the industry standard. Fiberod’s owners received cash at closing equivalent to ten times EBIT

Cross-Border Middle-Market M&A Case Study: Oil Field Services

By David Mahmood on November 19, 2010 / Cross Border M&A, Energy M&A, M & A by Industry / Leave a comment

At Allegiance Capital we pride ourselves on achieving a premium price for our clients’ companies. Here’s an example: An oil field services company making $5.5 million typically would sell for five times earnings in the U.S. market ($27.5 million). By taking it to select acquirers in the

Selling a Family Owned Business: A Construction Company Case Study

Oilfield Services Entrepreneur Sells a Business For Twice Industry Standard AND Meets Needs of Employees

Cross-Border Middle-Market M&A Case Study: Oil Field Services

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