Mark Hahn and Mitch Evans, my partners at Graphic Arts
Advisors, LLC, continue to see M&A opportunities for growth-minded firms to
expand within the printing and graphic communications industry landscape. Eyebrows
may be raised when we mention book printing in this conversation, but daily operational
pressures (shorter run lengths, demanding turnaround times, and increasingly
complex finishing and logistics issues) add up to making owners more receptive
to joining forces with a compatible partner or with a larger, stronger organization.
The underlying viability of book printing supports the view that this segment
remains ripe for strategic M&A. Book printing has shown surprising
resiliency. An article in NY Times (May 27, 2019) examines valid reasons why
printed books aren’t becoming extinct; ironically, the article is worthwhile
reading whether in printed or digital form.
John Hyde's commentary about the latest transactions in the evolving printing, packaging, paper and related graphic communications industries.
Published by Graphic Arts Advisors, M&A advisors & consultants
Wednesday, May 29, 2019
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
Restructuring - Art and Science
“Restructuring is the art and science of exchanging one obligation for another,” I explained to a business owner who faced a critical crossroads that had nothing to do with financial distress. “Restructuring requires broad judgment from an experienced practitioner rather than fluency in technical jargon of insolvency or bankruptcy.”
If you are navigating complicated business challenges that do not easily fall into black-white categories, I invite your confidential communication to explore whether and how my expertise in Restructuring can help you make better decisions, faster and with less risk.
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