Ellen Clark Featured in Automotive News Article: EV push could spur more supplier mergers and acquisitions
Ellen Clark, Managing Director and co-lead of PMCF’s Industrials team was featured along with other industry leaders in Automotive News’ article “EV plans could ignite new supplier buyouts.” In her interview, she shared her thoughts on the opportunities suppliers have as EV programs continue to increase and provided insights into the surrounding M&A market conditions.
Excerpt:
| The pace of supplier mergers and acquisitions could soon pick up as companies attempt to reposition themselves for the electric vehicle era and as private equity firms seek to put hundreds of billions of dollars in available capital to work. |
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