In numbers
Selling or acquiring a company, or raising capital, is one of the most important moments in a business owner's journey — and typically a process they have little experience with. Mercurio supports you throughout the entire process with expert advice and extensive transaction experience.

In numbers
successfully completed buy-side and sell-side transactions
10+
aggregate value of transactions closed
EUR 75m+
industries covered, from renewable energy and media to manufacturing and technology
10+

What we offer
Whether we advise on the sell-side or buy-side, we believe in the same fundamentals: thorough preparation, the right negotiation strategy and maximising shareholder value.
Why Mercurio
References
ManufacturingBuy-side M&A advisory for the acquisition of an industrial manufacturerExplore project
EnergyBuilding a Bankable PV + BESS Portfolio - from project selection to debt drawdown.Explore project
EnergyMarket Entry Decision Support in the Romanian Energy MarketExplore projectAs early as possible. A significant share of value is typically created before negotiations begin, often one to two years in advance, by improving financial transparency, reducing owner dependence and substantiating the growth story. A well-prepared company is worth more, sells faster and offers greater deal security.
A typical process takes around 6–12 months from preparation to closing, although this depends heavily on the company's readiness, market conditions and the pool of potential buyers. An initial valuation and readiness assessment can be completed within a few weeks.
There is no single number. Enterprise value is always a range and depends on who the buyer is and what they can do with the business. Our free Enterprise Value Calculator can provide a strong initial estimate, but a robust valuation always requires detailed analysis.
Legal and accounting experts are essential in a transaction, but they play different roles. We manage the overall process: valuation, buyer identification, negotiation strategy and project coordination — including coordination with legal and financial advisors.
Yes, and in most cases confidentiality is a fundamental requirement. We structure the process so information is shared with potential buyers in a controlled, staged manner, while keeping the process confidential from employees, customers and competitors until the closing stages.
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