On the heels of a fluid macroeconomic environment and instability, M&A activity cooled to start the year, according to WSP CEO Alexandre L’Heureux.
However, that calculus may now be changing.
Even as tariffs and uncertainty beleaguered the construction industry, and a government shutdown has blacked out data at a crucial moment, M&A has seen a recent uptick. Contractors, contech firms and consultants have all found opportunities to add businesses, headcounts and customers to their portfolios.
Here, Construction Dive rounds up some of the latest news on potential and greenlit mergers and acquisitions in the building industry:
