M&A activity in the building products sector is showing early signs of optimism as confidence improves and sellers re-enter the market. Strategic buyers continue to lead most transactions, while private equity remains selective. Read our latest update to explore the data, deals and insights shaping the next wave of activity in building products.
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The chemicals distribution sector is navigating trade realignment, margin pressure and shifting end-market demand as global supply chains adapt to new tariff and cost environments. Despite near-term challenges, structural trends like reshoring and specialty growth continue to support a resilient long-term outlook.
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Explore how data security, automation and the AI hardware buildout are transforming the IT asset disposition (ITAD) industry into a high-growth, strategic sector. Learn how top performers are achieving premium valuations through operational excellence, advanced technology integration and exposure to the data center ecosystem.
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M&A activity declined 46% year-over-year in early 2025 as market participants adopted a “wait and see” stance. Still, long-term tailwinds, such as residential undersupply, demand for tech-enabled infrastructure and luxury repair and remodel, remain in place and could support future activity.
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Explore how electrification, data center growth and decarbonization are reshaping the electrical contracting sector, fueling increased private equity interest and M&A activity. Learn about key investment trends, value drivers and strategic implications for contractors, service providers and investors in the evolving built environment.
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Investment in utility and communications infrastructure remains strong in 2025, driven by increasing energy demand from AI and data centers, continued federal funding, and the modernization of power, water and broadband networks. However, policy shifts, supply chain vulnerabilities and labor shortages could introduce challenges for industry stakeholders.
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This year’s construction materials outlook highlights a resilient industry with strong merger and acquisition activity, driven by strategic growth opportunities and favorable market conditions. The sector remains well-positioned for continued momentum, supported by infrastructure investment, pricing strength and attractive demand tailwinds.
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Water infrastructure is crumbling while the demand for water is increasing, and many are concerned that there may not be enough water to meet the needs of people, industry and farms in the coming years. The availability of federal funds can help, but it will take additional investment in the space for the needed construction and repairs. Learn about the future of water and how to identify the […]
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Small decisions and minor wins in the beginning stages of infrastructure deployment or ahead of renovation and repowering can create heightened value later in the lifecycle (downstream), which can affect the end results across numerous infrastructure segments. This is increasing the industry’s focus on minimizing potential issues before they occur and investing upstream to de-risk and improve […]
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Looking ahead, operating dynamics should support a strong mergers and acquisitions market for construction materials companies. Factors like guaranteed federal funding, pricing power, cost mitigation strategies and stable end markets all point to continued solid performance.
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