Mergers & Acquisitions

Arma Partners has core expertise in providing mergers and acquisitions advice to our clients. We offer both buy side and sell side services, and approach each of our assignments with an unbiased and objective perspective. We assist our clients in devising the optimal approach to achieving their strategic objectives and maximising shareholder value.

We leverage our extensive network of industry relationships, wealth of transactions experience and deep understanding of the technology landscape to help our clients achieve optimal results.

Capital Markets Advisory

Arma Partners provides capital markets advisory services to companies undertaking initial public offerings or raising private capital. We help our clients seeking a public listing to evaluate the appropriateness, and issues involved in executing, an IPO. We assist our clients in positioning their businesses prior to a public offering, selecting lead underwriters, preparing and reviewing relevant documentation, addressing valuation considerations and determining an appropriate offering price, as well as ensuring continuing support and research coverage of the company following its listing. Our team has extensive IPO experience on all European and US stock exchanges, and because Arma Partners is not an underwriter of stock offerings, our advice on the above issues is completely unbiased.

Our team also has expertise in serving the private financing needs of growth-oriented technology companies. Our extensive relationships with venture, late stage, crossover and strategic investors, coupled with our understanding of our clients’ businesses, enable us to assist management in obtaining the growth capital they require.

Board Advisory

Arma Partners provides advice to executive management and Board members on issues relating to shareholder value and corporate performance. In addition, we advise Governing Boards and their Special Committees as to the fairness of the terms of transactions from a financial point of view.

We analyse the valuation and structure of the transaction, the form and timing of consideration, and the financial implications to ensure Governing Boards and their Special Committees are giving, or receiving, fair value.