Electrical contractors entered 2026 with steady demand, supported by continued investment in power infrastructure, commercial construction, renewable energy, and the early stages of the AI data center buildout. While overall construction markets remained selective, electrical contractors continued
The industrial supply distribution market entered 2026 with a more constructive demand backdrop than much of 2025. Manufacturing activity expanded through the first quarter, giving distributors some relief after a period marked by slower capital spending, tariff
You’ve spent months preparing, you’ve navigated the exit market, and you finally have a signed Letter of Intent (LOI) at a premium multiple. You feel like celebrating, but for most founders, this is where the real work
The aircraft engine and parts manufacturing industry entered 2026 with cautious optimism, supported by long-term aviation demand but still challenged by uneven aircraft production schedules. Airlines continue to need fleet capacity, replacement parts, and engine support, but
The dental industry entered 2026 with steady fundamentals, but practice owners continued to navigate staffing pressure, rising operating costs, and a more selective buyer environment. While patient demand remains resilient, many dental practices are focusing more closely
The commercial equipment rental and leasing industry entered 2026 with steady demand from construction, infrastructure, and industrial customers, even as the broader construction market showed mixed signals. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, total construction spending was
As we reach the tail end of Q1 2026, the market is no longer a monolith. The "Great Separation" has created two distinct groups of acquirers, each looking at your business through a completely different lens. If
The first quarter of 2026 brought cautious improvement to the drilling oil and gas wells industry. Activity levels strengthened from late 2025, but operators continued to balance new project opportunities against commodity price uncertainty, regulatory questions, and
The construction industry opened 2026 with a cautious but active market. Total U.S. construction spending was reported at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $2.19 trillion in January 2026, down slightly from December 2025 but still near
Landscaping and lawn care businesses entered 2026 with improving demand, but owners continued to manage rising labor costs, cautious consumer spending, and higher operating expenses. Green industry operators benefited from homeowners focusing on maintenance, curb appeal, and
