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M&A Deals:
How much are you overspending?
Hidden issues can strip serious value out of your M&A deals
In the face of budget cuts from OEMs, most aerospace leaders are focused on ensuring that their expected post-acquisition streamlining combats top-down pressure. The fact is, they have little bandwidth for much else. For this reason, aerospace manufacturers do not deep dive into the true costs of facilities and real estate assets until well after the transaction is completed.
Finding expensive surprises raises the question: “What else was missed?”
A comprehensive review of your real estate can tell you what your new facilities are really costing you and identify anything that may have been missed during due diligence. You need a 360-degree view of what you have – a full assessment of potential value and potential issues.
This type of evaluation cannot be left to lawyers, accountants or internal facilities teams. It needs to be conducted by experienced experts with the appropriate skill sets and discretion. Armed with an accurate picture of the acquired real estate, aerospace leaders can possess full visibility, gain certainty and actually turn pressure into profit.
Real Estate Optimization Solutions
- Roadmap for consolidation (develop or validate plan)
- Automation upgrades implementation
- Equipment move optimization
- Energy use audit - manufacturing & distribution
- Renewable energy analysis
- Real estate valuation
- Building conditions assessment
- Facility operations and maintenance benchmarking
- Facility expansions and renovations
- Board presentation tools
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