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Raleigh, North Carolina
Transact Partners International is a Mergers and Acquisitions Advisory firm that serves middle market privately held companies, family owned businesses and corporate spin-offs. Transact Partners, headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, provides representation services to business owners selling their companies or that are seeking growth/equity capital. Also specialize in sourcing acquisition opportunities for Private Equity Groups, Corporate Acquirers and Strategic Investors. Transact Partners has represented domestic and international companies across a wide spectrum of industries including manufacturing, wholesale, distribution, medical, logistics, multi-unit concepts and business services. In addition to diverse research and deal sourcing staff, they have a team of top attorneys who are involved in overseeing every transaction and insuring buyer and seller clients get the best available counsel and advice.
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