M&A transactions
We support your company at every stage of the M&A process:
- Conducting transaction feasibility and profitability analysis
- Organizing and coordinating the entire project
- Designing the transaction structure and financing model
- Preparing comprehensive transaction documentation
In cooperation with leading law firms, we provide end-to-end transaction advisory services, including:
- Sell-side mandates – sale of a company to a strategic or financial investor
- Buy-side mandates – acquisition of a company in Poland and/or abroad
- Corporate mergers – integration of business entities
- Ownership succession and shareholder buyouts
capital raising
The process of arranging and structuring financing enables the selection and acquisition of the most suitable form of capital, taking into account factors such as financial risk exposure and the overall cost of capital.
We support companies in effectively securing financing – from initial analyses through to the finalisation of the transaction. With our assistance, your organisation can:
- prepare a professional set of materials that facilitates access to financing,
- select the optimal form of capital and tailored instruments – including bank loans, bonds, private debt, or mezzanine financing,
- obtain bilateral or syndicated funding for key strategic objectives, such as acquisitions and equity transactions, growth initiatives and investments, day‑to‑day operational needs, recapitalisations, or management buyouts,
- refinance or restructure existing indebtedness to improve liquidity and enhance financing terms.
We deliver solutions that tangibly strengthen your company’s capacity for growth.
corporate finance
Corporate finance encompasses services that support companies’ decision-making processes to maximize enterprise value and ensure a solid foundation for long-term growth.
As part of these services, we provide:
- business and project valuation
- fairness opinions
- feasibility study
IPO
An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is the first public offering of a company’s shares on the stock market. It may involve both existing shares (secondary sale by shareholders) and newly issued shares (capital raised by the company).
A successful listing on the public market requires thorough preparation, including:
- Proper structuring of relationships between the company and its shareholders
- Identification of key risks relevant to potential investors
- Comprehensive valuation of the company












