Investment Banking Analyst, Bank, Individual Buyer, New York City, USA
Individual Buyer in New York City Looking to Buyout Construction Material and Pharmaceutical Businesses Upto USD 30 million
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Name, Phone, EmailAvailable after connect
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CompanyAvailable after connect
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Professional Summary
I am an independent acquirer with 5+ years in investment banking and private equity, having worked with some of the largest financial institutions. I have spent that time analyzing, structuring, and executing deals which gives me a practical, hands-on perspective on what actually drives business value.
What I bring to the table:
Capital & financing — I understand deal structures, debt capacity, and how to optimize a business's balance sheet. I can help you raise capital efficiently when it's time to scale.
Operational value creation — It's not just about money. I have worked on margin expansion plays, operational restructuring, and scaling businesses through consolidation and process improvement. I know how to identify quick wins and execute them.
M&A & exit strategy — Whether it's rolling up similar businesses, selling to a larger operator, or building something meaningful for the long term, I understand the playbook. This clarity helps me spot good opportunities early.
Due diligence & strategy — I can do rigorous financial analysis, spot risks others miss, and help you think through real growth strategy — not just top-line vanity metrics.
Why I am here: I am looking to acquire one business and operate it for the long term. I am not a passive investor. I want to work closely with founders and management to fix what's broken and unlock real value. -
Transaction Preference
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Investment SizeUpto 30 million USD
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Investment Criteria
Factors I look for and what I like:
1. Cheap entry multiples — I am looking for businesses at cheap EBITDA multiples.
2. EV/Revenue. The valuation gap is where value lives.
3. Margin expansion plays — Buying at 10-15% EBITDA and scaling to 20-28% through operational fixes, not just revenue growth.
4. Defensible customer bases — Government contracts, long-term B2B relationships, high switching costs (like AS9100 certifications, regulatory compliance moats). Recurring revenue is king.
5. Asset-light or capex-sunk — Either I don't need to reinvest heavily, or the hard capex is already done and I just need to optimize.
6. Consolidation targets — Small, fragmented sectors (staffing, logistics, compliance, packaging) where I can roll up 3-5 similar operators.
7. B2B over B2C — Sticky, predictable, less marketing burn.
8. Tier 1-2 businesses — Not turnarounds with existential risk, but operational improvements I can actually execute.What I do not like:
1. High multiples (1.5x EV/Revenue) — Too much of the upside is already priced in.
2. Commodity businesses with no defensibility — Race-to-the-bottom on pricing.
3. Heavy capex ongoing — Want to deploy capital to growth, not maintenance.
4. Founder-dependent — Need businesses that can scale without the original operator.
5. Consumer businesses — Too volatile, too marketing-heavy.
6. Sweet spot: USD 500K–8M revenue, 15%+ margins (or clear path to it), India-based manufacturing or B2B services. -
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Local Time3:05 AM (America / Chicago)
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StatusActive
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Sector PreferenceRenewable Energy Services, Specialty Chemicals, Construction Material Wholesale, Construction Materials, Welding Equipment, Construction Machinery, Wires and Cables, Electric Construction, Accessories, Bathroom Fixtures, Door Fixtures, Furniture, Generic Pharmaceuticals, Specialty Pharmaceuticals, Enterprise Software, Ecommerce Websites, Pharma Marketing
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Recent Activity
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Connected with 10+ businesses
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Received 10+ proposals
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