Wieger Houtman

Wieger Houtman has over 10 years of experience in guiding entrepreneurs and management teams through their acquisition challenges. As an M&A consultant, he has been involved in numerous successful national and cross-border transactions. Through this experience, he understands the challenges and success factors in finding the right partner like no other. In January 2020, Wieger joined Dealsuite. His transfer from an experienced M&A consultant to a key role at Dealsuite marks a significant turning point in both his career and the digitization of M&A professionals. Thanks to his background and expertise, he has introduced Dealsuite to hundreds of companies on the acquisition path. These companies range from occasional acquirers to larger holdings with an active buy-and-build strategy.

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Valuing the entrepreneur: a longer-term view on M&A

“If you really believe in your company, why would you sell it?” asks Christiaan Tsirakos, partner at Netherlands-based private equity firm Bestacking. Of course, there are many reasons why a founder may look to exit their business – from...

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Posts by Wieger Houtman

Verder International: ‘ESG is increasingly becoming a part of the evaluation’

M&A sometimes seems like a pragmatic assessment of numbers, but there is much more behind it. Cultural and ESG standards also come into play when assessing an...

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BoConcept franchise model offers portfolio diversification

Franchising offers a unique proposition for investors looking at opportunities beyond conventional M&A.

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Royal Kaak: “We offer start-ups the perfect opportunity to scale up sustainably”

What makes a supplier to the bakery industry one of the most interesting parties for start-ups and scale-ups looking to grow faster and sustainably? Even if,...

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Opinion: Why corporates are turning to Dealsuite for divestitures 

As the seasons turned from summer to autumn, the team and I felt the M&A market shifting. The drivers were obvious: Global inflation and interest rates...

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