Skip to main content

Who We Are

FMI is a leading consulting and investment banking firm dedicated to serving companies working within the built environment. Our professionals are industry insiders who understand your operating environment, challenges and opportunities. FMI’s sector expertise and broad range of solutions help our clients discover value drivers, build resilient teams, streamline operations, grow with confidence and sell with optimal results.

View More
FMI Consulting

Our experienced consultants leverage decades of industry-specific expertise and proprietary insights to improve your company. We advise in areas such as strategy, leadership and organizational development, technology, compensation and operational performance. And because we have decades of industry-specific experience, we know what drives long-term success and how to help you achieve it.

Learn More
FMI Capital Advisors

Our fully dedicated and experienced investment banking teams advise clients across sectors of the built environment on sell-side and buy-side transactions, private capital placements and other financial services. We maximize outcomes through our extensive market knowledge, strong technical expertise and network of deep industry relationships. Let us help you chart your future.

Learn More

Our Insights

2026 North American Engineering and Construction Overview: First Quarter

2026 North American Engineering and Construction Overview: First Quarter

Total U.S. construction put in place is estimated to decline 1% in 2025, then in 2026 rise 1% to $2.2 trillion. Growth across sectors remains uneven, with data centers and infrastructure work offsetting softer cyclical building segments including multifamily, lodging, commercial, traditional office, amusement and recreation, and manufacturing.

Strategic Positioning in a Steadying Market: 2026 Construction Materials Outlook

Strategic Positioning in a Steadying Market: 2026 Construction Materials Outlook

FMI’s 2026 Construction Materials Outlook points to a steadying market supported by firm pricing, improving operating conditions and durable public and private demand. M&A activity remains active but disciplined, with companies focused on strategic positioning, asset quality and long-term fundamentals rather than short-term growth.

The Ownership Clock is Running Out

The Ownership Clock is Running Out

Many E&C firms delay ownership transition planning, leading to compressed timelines, higher risk and fewer options. FMI data shows most owners lack a formal plan, even though successful transitions require years of coordinated preparation. Explore how starting earlier can protect value and expand your options.

Are you ready to position your company for the future?

Our consultants and bankers bring sector-specific expertise to help you achieve your goals and generate successful outcomes.