W. Capra Launches M&A Service for C-Stores and Downstream Energy Retailing
W. Capra, a professional services firm specializing in business, technology, and consumer programs alignment, has recently introduced a new service focusing on early-stage merger-and-acquisition (M&A) activities in the convenience store and downstream energy sector. This move follows the acquisition of Impact 21 earlier this year, which enhanced W. Capra’s expertise in areas such as technology roadmaps, ERP deployments, and acquisition integration.
Through these M&A services, W. Capra aims to assist clients in the initial stages of M&A planning by offering strategic advice on deal construction, economic validation, due diligence, and day-one cutover planning. This approach includes a detailed integration roadmap to optimize synergies and enhance business operations.
Leading this new M&A service is industry veteran Lisa Biggs, a Partner at W. Capra with a wealth of experience in M&A transactions. Her industry knowledge and track record in overseeing M&A initiatives make her ideally suited to spearhead this service offering, according to the Chicago-based company.
Biggs emphasized the importance of this service during a period of significant change in the convenience and downstream energy sectors. She expressed confidence that this extended focus on M&A strategies and investments will enable clients and the industry as a whole to maximize synergies and extract the true value of acquisitions.
