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Canadian M&A Industry Insights-Winter 2026

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By Howard Johnson, Stephanie Lau, Jake Newman, Calvin D'souza
| kroll.com
In 2025, Canadian M&A activity declined in deal volume, though disclosed implied enterprise value (EV) reached its highest level over the last 10 years, driven primarily by an increase in the average size of megadeals. Geopolitical conflicts and macroeconomic uncertainty over 2025 have increased the cautiousness and selectiveness of buyers, though there is clear willingness to transact for high-quality assets.
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Food and Beverage Report - Fall 2025

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By Josh Benn, Howard Johnson, Mark Kramer, Stephanie Lau
| kroll.com
In Q3 2025, 72 transactions were announced in the food and beverage space, representing a 20% quarter-over-quarter increase and the second straight quarter of rising deal volume. This recent ramp-up in activity is encouraging, as it indicates a revived confidence in the food and beverage sector following a 10-year low in H1 2025.
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Canadian M&A Industry Insights-Summer 2025

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By Howard Johnson, Stephanie Lau, Jake Newman, Matthew Holden
| kroll.com
In the H1 2025, Canadian M&A activity declined in deal volume, but increased in disclosed implied enterprise value (EV) – mostly attributed to an uptick in larger deals. General economic uncertainty, especially around trade policy, has led to hesitancy amongst buyers and sellers, which has sidelined and delayed certain transaction processes.
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