Discover businesses by what they actually do
Translate the strategy into search themes. Explore specialists, adjacent companies and enabling technologies that conventional industry labels can miss.
Buy-side / Target identification
Search beyond the companies you already know. Discover targets by what they do, research their capabilities, and build an acquisition shortlist with a strategic reason behind every name.
From thesis to shortlist
01 / Qualify
Add each criterion as a question. Every company on the long list is researched against it, with the reasoning shown under each answer.

02 / Segment
A market map breaks the industry into segments and places the companies in them, with the key trends written alongside.

03 / Prioritize
The Analyst places each candidate against your strategy, from acquire now to take a stake or partner for the technology, in a landscape your team can edit.

04 / Make the case
What the company does, why it fits, what it could be worth and the recommendation, with numbered sources your team can check.

Find more. Understand more.
Your sourcing mandate is more than sector, geography and size. Start with the capabilities and competitive position your business needs.
Translate the strategy into search themes. Explore specialists, adjacent companies and enabling technologies that conventional industry labels can miss.
Develop company profiles and assess products, customers, operating capabilities, ownership and financial context. Compare candidates against the same strategic criteria.
Build the rationale for priority targets, identify the questions to investigate, and bring the companies into your pipeline for relationship development and evaluation.
Sample analysis / Autonomous delivery
The sample Flytrex assessment explores how a target’s capabilities could support Walmart’s delivery strategy, connecting the strategic opportunity to operating requirements and deal feasibility.
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