AlixPartners' owners looking to sell the consulting firm

17 January 2025 Consulting.us

AlixPartners’ private equity owners are examining a potential sale of the New York-based management consulting firm, Bloomberg reported today.

People with knowledge of the matter told Bloomberg that Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ), Public Sector Pension Investment Board, and Investcorp are working with advisers to gauge interest in AlixPartners. The consulting firm could command a valuation of between $5 billion and $8 billion, the people said.

CDPQ, PSP Investments, Investcorp, and company founder Jay Alix in 2016 agreed to acquire a majority stake in AlixPartners from CVC Capital Partners. Alix is not planning to sell his stake, the sources told Bloomberg.

AlixPartners told the publication that it regularly reviews its capital structure and invites investors to participate in its growth. The firm also said the three external investors had made a minimum 10-year commitment when they bought in.

AlixPartners provides consulting in turnaround and restructuring, performance improvement, risk and disputes, economics, transactions, technology, and leadership.

The firm has advised on some of the largest Chapter 11 reorganizations in US history, including General Motors, Kmart, and Enron.

The firm has more than 2,500 employees across 20+ global offices.

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