Peluchiwski Q&A: Q2 Deals To Drop But Don’t Expect a Summer M&A Slowdown
Posted on: May 24, 2011 by Luisa BeltranNo Comments »
Remember the financial meltdown of 2009? The Dow was plummeting and companies were jettisoning jobs like a dog shaking off fleas. Industrials, which includes companies in mining, chemicals, transportation and packaging, recovered faster than most groups. In fact, industrials began outperforming the S&P 500 starting in August 2009 and kept this up until first quarter of this year, according to Bill Peluchiwski, who is co-head of the industrials group at Houlihan Lokey.
Yesterday, I spoke to Peluchiwski, who founded Houlihan’s industrials group roughly a decade ago. Peluchiwski has recently worked on such deals as the sale of ASIMCO, the Chinese truck components company, to Bain Capital and advised Delphi in its $3.8 billion buyback of a stake held by GM.




