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Seale & Associates advises US companies acquiring or divesting in Mexico and Mexican companies pursuing transactions in the United States. Senior bankers in Washington, D.C., Miami, Mexico City, Monterrey, and San Luis Potosí work in both languages, under both regulatory frameworks.
As nearshoring reshapes North American supply chains under the USMCA, manufacturers, industrial companies, and their investors increasingly evaluate acquisitions, divestitures, and joint ventures along the US–Mexico corridor. Our cross-border experience across industrial, manufacturing, and consumer sectors helps clients understand what their business is worth, who the natural buyers are, and how to run a competitive process on either side of the border.
A sample of transactions Seale has advised across borders.
Senior bankers leading cross-border engagements.
Yes. With offices in Washington, D.C., Miami, Mexico City, Monterrey, and San Luis Potosí, Seale's bilingual teams advise US companies transacting in Mexico and Mexican companies transacting in the United States, including opportunities driven by nearshoring under the USMCA.
As supply chains move closer to the United States under the USMCA, companies with manufacturing capacity, industrial real estate or established distribution in Mexico attract a wider universe of strategic buyers, and US companies look for platforms to acquire on the Mexican side of the corridor.
Seale publishes mean and median EV/EBITDA and EV/Revenue multiples by industry every quarter in its valuation reports. The Business Valuation Calculator turns those published multiples into an estimated value range for your company.
Every cross-border engagement is staffed with bilingual senior bankers: the same team executes in English and Spanish, under both regulatory frameworks.