Pipeline Capital advises on the sale of Autobanking to QI Tech
Pipeline Capital advised Autobanking on its full acquisition by QI Tech. The transaction marks the buyer’s official entry into the automotive financing market, a
Valuation is Just the Beginning: Selling Well Means Aligning Strategy, Buyer Profile, and Market Timing
In the M&A (Mergers and Acquisitions) market, valuation is often seen as the final destination of a corporate journey. However, transaction reality shows that
The new M&A thermometer in e-commerce: what increases or lowers the value of your business today
The e-commerce M&A market has undergone profound transformations and adopted a new valuation benchmark in recent years. While unbridled growth at any cost used
Have you thought about selling a share of your company to accelerate the next phase — instead of selling everything?
Many entrepreneurs view the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) process as a binary decision: either maintain total control or sell 100% of the operation and
In the corporate ecosystem, the success of a company naturally attracts the interest of strategic investors and Private Equity funds. When this interest turns
Selling a company is one of the most strategic decisions in a founder’s career. And one of the least planned.
In the business market, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are usually seen as the pinnacle of corporate success. However, there is a critical contradiction in
The time to think about M&A is not when a proposal arrives. It is when you can still say no
In the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market, information asymmetry is one of the variables that generate the most friction for the sell-side. A founder
Are you building a company that can be sold, or one that only works with you in it?
For many founders, the success of an operation is measured by their constant presence in every strategic decision. However, from an M&A perspective, this
You have growth goals. But do you have valuation goals?
Increasing revenue does not necessarily mean increasing value. Many founders celebrate record-breaking sales without realizing that operational complexity may be eroding the real value