transactions
IJssel Technology acquires the PMG
- JBR acted as M&A advisor to IJssel Technology and its shareholders.
- Sector: Energy & Materials Transition
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Energy & Materials Transition
Are you facing new challenges from high energy prices, supply chain issues and an uncertain outlook for the future? Do you feel the urge to rethink your portfolio or invest in sustainability? Governments are more explicitly engaging with the market and circularity is high on the agenda.
Since our inception in the early 1990s, we have seen the world of Energy & Materials Transition change dramatically. More complex and competitive and facing new realities. We have helped numerous companies in the sector adapt in a timely manner and take new paths.
Today's issues are challenging and the (financial) stakes enormous. With Russia's invasion of Ukraine, energy security and independence are high on the agenda and governments are pushing for conservation and sustainability. Energy is increasingly being generated locally, close to the end user, and with ever more attention to energy innovations in the built environment. Sustainability also plays an important role in industry, and there is increasing attention across the sector for digitization. Reuse of materials is an important theme.
At JBR, we like to create overview and insight and believe in the combination of sensible and refreshing thinking.
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JBR the right choice
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Track record
JBR has over 30 years of experience in the Energy & Materials Transition sector. Clients include energy suppliers, grid operators, governments, equipment suppliers, installation companies, companies active in sustainability, smart city & mobility and suppliers to the sector.
Dedicated team
The JBR Energy & Materials Transition team has extensive experience with issues within the Energy & Materials Transition domain in both strategic and corporate finance and restructuring areas, mostly within the private domain but certainly also at the public-private interface.
The team also works across sectors, e.g. on key themes such as offshore wind and hydrogen in conjunction with our Maritime & Offshore cluster of which several members of the Energy & Materials Transition team are also part.
International network
JBR has an office in the Netherlands as well as an office in Belgium with a strong focus on the Energy & Materials Transition sector. We work together on assignments that transcend national borders. JBR is also a member of REACH, the international M&A network where international issues are jointly addressed.
JBR also publishes the biannual Energy & Environment newsletter in cooperation with REACH. Each newsletter has a specific topical theme.
Track record
Dedicated team
International network
JBR Installation Market Monitor 2023 - Report of mergers and acquisitions in the installation sector
This Installation Market Monitor contains a concise and informative overview of mergers and acquisitions in the Dutch installation sector. With this monitor we want to give you insight into the most important developments and give you an indication of the potential value of your business.
You can read it in its entirety on this page or download it as a pdf.
For these companies, the team has done strategy work or mergers and acquisitions
Watch this film with our take on these dilemmas.
- Who is contributing to the investments for the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy? Fossil fuels will eventually have to be replaced, and the current unstable energy situation makes the need for this all the more obvious
- What is the optimal mix in renewable sources and what do we do with the existing infrastructure? How do we deal with the fluctuating output of renewable resources?
- What role can charging stations and storage systems (batteries) play in helping to balance the grid? What is the revenue model in this regard?
- Electricity consumption is increasing and generation is increasingly decentralized. How do we adapt the infrastructure of the current grid to this, or are local smart grids the answer?
- Despite the high demand and trend for renewable energy, investments in fossil energy sources will remain necessary in the coming years. Fossil sources will remain an important part of the energy mix until 2050.
Make an appointment with our industry specialists
If, as a result of the above, you would like to spar with one of our advisors, we would be happy to comply.
Indeed, we are looking forward to it!
Ronald van Rijn
Managing Partner JBR
Rik van Meirhaeghe
Managing Partner JBR Belux
Gijs Hulscher
Associate
Rogier Tigchelaar
Senior Consultant Corporate Finance
Merijn Veltkamp
Associate
Jelmer Haites
Business Analyst
Alexander Rutten
Business Analyst
