The Digital Commerce M&A sector registered 1,037 deals in the first half of 2021 – a 25 per cent increase from 787 in the same period last year – according to the latest market report from Hampleton Partners.
The latest IT & Business Services M&A market report from Hampleton Partners, the international technology mergers and acquisitions advisor, reveals that the wave of M&A interest in IT Services has abated, although valuations are picking up again.
The latest Autotech M&A Market Report from Hampleton Partners , the international technology mergers and acquisitions advisor, reveals that the 12 transactions utilising special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) to prepare public offerings during the first six months of 2021 achieved $80.5 billion in deal value.
The latest Autotech & Mobility M&A Market Report from Hampleton Partners, the international M&A and corporate finance advisory firm for technology companies, reveals that the appetite for Autotech & Mobility deals has remained consistent, despite the impact of Covid disruption, the global semiconductor shortage and supply chain issues.
The latest Enterprise Software M&A report from Hampleton Partners , the international M&A and corporate finance advisory firm for technology companies, reveals that transaction volume grew 12 per cent between 2020 and 2021, from 1,450 deals to 1,629 deals in 2021.
The latest Enterprise Software M&A report from Hampleton Partners, the international technology mergers and acquisitions advisor, reveals that with 753 deals signed and a record $124 billion in transaction value achieved in the first six-months of 2021.
Hampleton Partners’ Digital Commerce M&A report reveals that sector M&A growth is at all-time high. The sector signed over 2,317 deals in 2021, a 34 per cent increase on the 1,725 deals closed in 2020, and a 65 per cent increase on 2019 figures.
More and more firms are stepping up to make real, tangible contributions to change. Thanks to a generational demand for environmental responsibility and sustainability, the circular economy is proving a particularly fertile field for startups and incumbents alike.
ERP software applications are invaluable for marshalling data and facilitating the free flow of communication between the various parts of a business, such as marketing, production, finance and HR. Should this task be outsourced, or handled in-house?
While visions of the android takeover still loom large in science fiction, in science fact collaborative robots, or cobots, are increasingly working peacefully side-by-side with their human colleagues. And with robotics and machinery accounting for 43 per cent of Industry 4.0 M&A transactions in the DACH region in 2018, it’s clear that this technology is shaping up to be the next frontier in manufacturing. In this, the third in our series on Industry 4.0 in the DACH region, we look at how cobots are taking their place in big business and SMBs alike.