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Royal Blue Capital is a middle-market investment banking firm that provides merger & acquisition and capital raising services to a wide range of businesses active in both private and public markets in the United States and internationally. The firm focuses efforts in the following areas: transportation & logistics, food & agribusiness, industrial manufacturing, and media & technology. Service Royal Blue has worked with companies from virtually every industry and leverages its broad experience across multiple industries to bring creative solutions to its clients. While Royal Blue tends to focus its efforts in a few key industries, company are well-suited to assist clients in any industry as they evaluate their strategic alternatives.
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