Divestiture Services

Maximize the value of every exit. Every time.

Whether you’re selling a complete company, carving out a division or preparing for a public offering, A&M can provide the necessary divestiture support to maximize exit value and allow management to focus on maintaining business performance.

Careful assessment to evaluate your IPO readiness and ensure alignment

We provide a hands-on approach, working closely with management and its other advisers to help transition your business from a private company to a public company.

Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) - Divestiture Services: Sell-side Support

Sell-side and vendor due diligence: In-depth analysis to unlock potential value

We work with your company and its management team to maximize exit value and prepare for a robust sale process.

Global Valuation Services

Companies, private equity and hedge funds, and investors deal with transactional information that is recorded at fair value, which often differs from cost. Understanding this difference and its impact on your business is crucial. A&M gets to the core value and what it means for you.

Thought Leadership

Endgame for Europe's Chemical Industry

February 24, 2026

Test article for Germany

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Alvarez & Marsal Expands Infrastructure & Capital Projects Offering Into Canada With The Integration of LQ Consulting And Management

February 9, 2026

Leading global professional services firm Alvarez & Marsal (A&M) announced the integration of LQ Consulting and Management with A&M’s INFRA practice in Canada and appointed Pierre Légaré as Managing Director and Leader of INFRA Canada along with Senior Directors Arshya Qureshi and Gordon Lung.

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REDEFINING LEADERSHIP: THE EVOLVING RESPONSIBILITIES OF DIRECTORS

January 23, 2026

More than half of Australia’s directors are feeling uncertain about the economy (Source: AICD). And let’s be honest—who can blame them? We’re in the middle of a perfect storm. Inflation, though stabilising, hasn’t given us a break; interest rates are twitchy, and consumer spending—well, what spending?