Midmarket deal flow expanded at the fastest rate in six months, according to a study conducted by Mergers & Acquisitions in April. The survey has positive implications for midmarket growth. As I’ve mentioned previously on my blog, midmarket companies have faced increased competition from larger players and small mom and pops. Faced with this “squeeze,” it’s likely midmarket companies turned to M&A to spark growth.
NY Times – DealB%k
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