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Shift4 looks to acquire Bambora North America
Center Valley-based Shift4 plans to acquire Bambora North America from Worldline, expanding its payment processing reach across the U.S. and Canada.
Introducing Behind the Deal: A new feature for showcasing your business deals
We are pleased to introduce our new BTM Behind the Deal program, which will allow Greater Lehigh Valley law firms and organizations to spotlight their successful business deals - mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, financings, initial public offerings, etc. - for the local legal and business community.
Royal Truck & Equipment acquired by Texas company
Shoemakersville-based Royal Truck & Equipment Inc. has had 100% of its outstanding equity capital acquired by Alamo Group Inc.
Mergers or monopolies? U.S. Chamber questions FTC guidelines
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has come out against the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice’s recent release of its new merger guidelines.
Penske Truck Leasing expands network, acquires New England truck leasing business
Reading-based Penske Truck Leasing announced Thursday it has reached an agreement to acquire Kris-Way Truck Leasing Inc.
Reading-based Herbein + Co. Inc. acquires Montgomery County firms
Reading-based Herbein + Co, Inc. (Herbein), a Mid Atlantic regional certified public accounting firm, announced the acquisitions, effective Jan. 1, of CPA advisory firms Cappelletti, Pinter & Company, P.C., and The LaMastra Group, P.C.
For home heating companies, diversification and acquisitions provide reliable growth
Growth among Pennsylvania’s home heating companies has been slow in recent years, fueled by conversions away from home heating oil to natural gas and other forms of electricity generation. […]
Peoples Security plans to open bank in Doylestown this spring
Scranton-based Peoples Security Bank & Trust Co. broke into the Lehigh Valley market when it opened its first branch in Bethlehem in 2014 and now, it’s eyeing an expansion into the Doylestown market.
Penn Community Bank to sell its insurance division
Perkasie-based Penn Community Bank has agreed to sell its insurance division, Penn Community Insurance, to Franconia Insurance & Financial Services, an agency in Telford.
Before selling the business, bring financial order
Before selling your company, you have to ensure that the financial side of your business will be ready for analysis by prospective buyers. If you are not in a distressed situation or turnaround mode, and have time – ideally one to three years – prior to starting down the path with a buyer, a mergers and acquisitions specialist can help focus on the following key themes to get the financial sid[...]
