Clayton Capital Partners (CCP) is proud to announce it is a finalist for three 2019 M&A Advisor awards in the following categories: Boutique Investment Banking Firm of the Year, Materials Deal of the Year, and Industrials Deal of the Year.
- Boutique Investment Bank of the Year - Clayton Capital Partners' nomination for the 2019 Boutique Investment Bank of the Year recognizes CCP as a leading firm for its contributions to the field of Mergers and Acquisitions in the past year.
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Materials Deal of the Year - Clayton Capital Partners was named a finalist for the Materials Deal of the Year for Kevin Short and the Deal Team's work on RailWorks, North America's Leading Rail Contractor, acquisition of NARSTCO, The Largest North American Manufacturer of Steel Railroad Ties. The Materials Deal of the Year Award is awarded in recognition of the leading M&A Transaction conducted in the Metals, Mining, Containers, etc., sectors.
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Industrials Deal of the Year - The Finalist nomination for Industrials Deal of the Year is for CCP's work on TFI International's acquisition of Schilli Corporation. The Industrials Deal of the Year Award recognizes the leading M&A Transaction conducted in the Engineering, Distributors, Transportation, etc., sectors.
"Founded in 1998, The M&A Advisor introduced the awards program in 2002. Since then, we have had the pleasure of recognizing our industry's most notable dealmakers, firms and transactions," said Roger Aguinaldo, founder of The M&A Advisor. "Today's geopolitical climate presents our industry professionals and the businesses they serve with unique challenges. This year's finalists exemplify the fortitude, perseverance, and ingenuity required not only to get the deal done but to excel in the field of mergers and acquisitions," Aguinaldo added.
"I couldn't be prouder of our team," said Kevin Short, Managing Partner and CEO of Clayton Capital Partners after learning about the nominations. "I know our Deal Team is the best in the business, but it's even more exciting when leaders in our industry recognize their hard work."
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