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Biofuels M&A: 2022 Review & Outlook 2023 – Advanced BioFuels USA

Biofuels M&A: 2022 Review & Outlook 2023 – Advanced BioFuels USA
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Behind the Hot Year for Biofuels M&A: 2021 Review and Outlook : Biofuels Digest

Behind the Hot Year for Biofuels M&A: 2021 Review and Outlook : Biofuels Digest
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A Muted Year for Biofuels M&A Activity: 2020 Review and Outlook : Biofuels Digest

by Bruce Comer, Founder, Managing Partner and Frank Kim, Director, Ocean Park Advisors Special to The Digest COVID-19 further plagues the already challenged North American biofuels M&A market, while capital investments thrive. Biofuels merger and acquisition (M&A) activity in North America remained sluggish in 2020. For the second consecutive year, no large-scale, operating biofuels plant changed hands. Only five M&A transactions took place, with a total estimated value of just $110 million. These transactions involved six plants whose production capacity totalled 393 MGPY, with two of these transactions involving partial ownership stakes. Five of the six acquired plants were non-operating, representing the majority of acquired capacity. Most of the deals that closed were driven largely by distressed sellers or sellers shifting their business models. Ocean Park tracked several sales processes that were not consummated, including ADM’s sale of its three dry mills. It was also a q

A Muted Year for Biofuels M&A Activity: 2020 Review and Outlook – Advanced BioFuels USA

by Bruce Comer and Frank Kim (Ocean Park Advisors/Biofuels Digest)  COVID-19 further plagues the already challenged North American biofuels M&A market, while capital investments thrive. Biofuels merger and acquisition (M&A) activity in North America remained sluggish in 2020. For the second consecutive year, no large-scale, operating biofuels plant changed hands. Only five M&A transactions took place, with a total estimated value of just $110 million. These transactions involved six plants whose production capacity totalled 393 MGPY, with two of these transactions involving partial ownership stakes. Five of the six acquired plants were non-operating, representing the majority of acquired capacity. Most of the deals that closed were driven largely by distressed sellers or sellers shifting their business models. Ocean Park tracked several sales processes that were not consummated, including ADM’s sale of its three dry mills. It was also a quiet year in advanced biofuels, with only

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