What you need to know about Canadian M&A activity

What you need to know about Canadian M&A activity

Last month, Connecting for Results (CFR) participated in a webinar on M&A trends in Canada in collaboration with PrintAction and Printovation Canada. While the focus was on M&A activity in Canada, our American friends will benefit from some of the differences...
Merger and Acquisition Trends for 2022

Merger and Acquisition Trends for 2022

Mergers and acquisitions and business closure activity in 2020 was reduced significantly due to the pandemic, and 2021 displayed tendencies to be robust, especially with US activity.  In Canada there was a lot of activity happening behind the scenes and we predict...
Challenges and opportunities

Challenges and opportunities

Common issues plaguing the North American printing industry. I recently spoke to printers from across North America about their top business challenges and opportunities. While the priorities changed weekly, there were a few common challenges that I’d like to offer...
Merger and Acquisition Trends for 2022

Trends in Mergers and Acquisitions 2021

Mergers and acquisitions and business closure activity in 2020 was reduced significantly due to the pandemic, but 2021 is starting to be very robust with a lot of activity happening behind the scenes. Currently there are more buyers than sellers so this is a good time...
Forming an exit strategy

Forming an exit strategy

Are these winds of change, or is a storm coming? When is the right time to sell, merge or exit the printing business? The adage ‘buy low and sell high’ may be the ideal, but in today’s volatile economy, that lofty goal may not be possible for many. M+A activity and...
What you need to know if you’re buying a company

What you need to know if you’re buying a company

Many printers and graphic arts firms have expressed an interest in buying other companies as an efficient means of entering new markets or expanding market share in their current segments. According to at least one study from the U.S., about 40% of printers expect to...