Facilities management has become one of the UK’s most consistently active M&A markets, and it’s not hard to see why. The sector sits at the intersection of essential services, contracted revenues, and rising compliance demands, making it attractive to buyers even when wider dealmaking slows.
While many industries have struggled to sustain M&A momentum through COVID, Brexit and the recent economic squeeze, facilities management has continued to generate transactions at pace. A fragmented supplier landscape, alongside tightening regulation and growing ESG obligations, is giving both strategic acquirers and private equity-backed platforms plenty of reasons to keep buying.
In the full-length version of our deep dive into facilities management M&A, we look at:
- Some of the most active subsectors - from cleaning and security to fire safety and compliance
- How the sector has persisted in the face of COVID, Brexit and economic downturns to record more than a decade of solid M&A activity
- How private equity and strategic trade buyers fit into the M&A surge
- The long-term trends that mean high levels of activity are poised to continue
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