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CoreDeal Advisory

CoreDeal Advisory publicly describes sell-side advisory, buy-side advisory, and business valuation services. Its stated process covers valuation and strategy, market positioning, buyer outreach, negotiation and structuring, and closing support.

Key takeaway

CoreDeal Advisory states that it advises business owners and investors transacting between $5M and $50M.

It describes confidential sell-side work with curated buyer outreach and buy-side work involving targeted acquisition searches, diligence, and deal structuring.[1][2][3][4][5][6]

What does CoreDeal Advisory do?

CoreDeal Advisory is the advisory brand identified on the official CoreDeal website, which lists a contact address at 224 Wall St, Suite 301, Huntington, NY 11743. The firm states that it advises business owners and investors transacting between $5M and $50M.[1][4]

CoreDeal publicly states that it provides sell-side advisory, buy-side advisory, and business valuation services. Its stated process includes initial consultation, valuation and strategy, market positioning, buyer outreach, negotiation and structuring, and closing support.[2][3]

Owners comparing advisory firms can also review Auxo’s M&A advisor vs. business broker vs. investment bank comparison, advisor-selection guide, and sell-side advisor evaluation framework.

Published size criteriaPublicly stated range
Lower published point$5M
Upper published point$50M

Published criteria: CoreDeal states that it advises business owners and investors transacting between $5M and $50M.[4]

What should a business owner evaluate before hiring CoreDeal Advisory?

For an owner evaluating a sale, CoreDeal’s publicly stated scope includes transactions between $5M and $50M, confidential and curated buyer outreach, competitive tension, negotiation, and closing support. The firm’s disclosed sector examples span industrials, healthcare, technology, business services, and consumer situations, while its selected engagements identify private equity, strategic, family-office, and industry-consolidator counterparties.

The selected-transactions section is anonymized and does not provide closing dates, transaction consideration, or buyer identities. An owner should therefore seek references or permissioned deal summaries, confirm which examples are completed and their dates, understand the buyer-universe methodology, and obtain the proposed engagement economics and scope of senior-principal involvement before relying on the public examples or reported metrics.[2][4][5][6][7]

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Which legal entity would sign the engagement, and what regulatory or securities-services affiliations apply

The official contact section identifies the CoreDeal Advisory brand and contact details but does not identify a separate legal entity form, broker-dealer affiliation, investment-adviser registration, securities license, or regulatory identification number.[1]
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What are the engagement fee, retainer, success-fee percentage, minimum fee, expense policy, tail period, and termination provisions

The cited public claims describe CoreDeal’s advisory services and process but do not establish engagement fee terms or a universal fee schedule.[2][3]
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Which selected transactions closed within the last three years, and can the firm provide references or permissioned deal summaries

The selected-transactions section identifies six anonymized engagements, while the official section does not disclose closing dates, named clients, or counterparties.[6]

What size transactions and clients does CoreDeal Advisory focus on?

CoreDeal states that its principals have closed deals across industrials, healthcare, technology, business services, and consumer sectors.[5]

The official selected-transactions section identifies an HVAC platform sold to a private equity buyer at 8.2x EBITDA, a multi-site dental group acquired by a strategic buyer, and a vertical SaaS bolt-on for a PE-backed platform.

Other listed examples include a precision components manufacturer sold to a family office, a specialty foods distributor sold to an industry consolidator, and an add-on acquisition for a facilities-services platform.[6]

CoreDeal states that it advises business owners and investors transacting between $5M and $50M. Its public service description covers both sell-side and buy-side advisory work.[2][4]

What does CoreDeal Advisory publicly disclose about fees, process and engagement terms?

The official selected-transactions section states that names are withheld to preserve confidentiality. It does not disclose closing dates, transaction consideration, or buyer identities for the listed engagements.

The official contact section provides a Huntington, New York address but does not state a general geographic coverage mandate for CoreDeal Advisory. It identifies the brand and contact details but does not identify a separate legal entity form or firm-level broker-dealer, investment-adviser, securities-license, or regulatory-identification details.

The official homepage reports $2.4B+ in closed volume, 180+ deals advised, 22 years, and a 94% close rate, but does not provide methodology, calculation dates, or supporting deal-level reconciliation for those metrics.[1][5][6]

The official contact section identifies the CoreDeal Advisory brand and provides contact details. That section does not identify a separate legal entity form, broker-dealer affiliation, investment-adviser registration, securities license, or regulatory identification number.[1]

CoreDeal describes its sell-side work as confidential and structured, using curated buyer outreach, competitive tension, and disciplined negotiation. Its stated process includes valuation and strategy, market positioning, buyer outreach, negotiation and structuring, and closing support.

The firm also states that it works with a small number of clients each year so that each engagement receives senior attention from start to close. For buy-side assignments, CoreDeal describes targeted acquisition searches, diligence, and deal structuring for strategic acquirers, family offices, and private equity.[2][3][7]

Questions to ask before hiring CoreDeal Advisory

Which legal entity would sign the engagement, and what regulatory or securities-services affiliations apply?
The official contact section identifies the CoreDeal Advisory brand and contact details but does not identify a separate legal entity form, broker-dealer affiliation, investment-adviser registration, securities license, or regulatory identification number.[1]
What are the engagement fee, retainer, success-fee percentage, minimum fee, expense policy, tail period, and termination provisions?
The cited public claims describe CoreDeal’s advisory services and process but do not establish engagement fee terms or a universal fee schedule.[2][3]
Which selected transactions closed within the last three years, and can the firm provide references or permissioned deal summaries?
The selected-transactions section identifies six anonymized engagements, while the official section does not disclose closing dates, named clients, or counterparties.[6]
How are valuation ranges and buyer lists developed for a particular business?
CoreDeal’s stated process includes valuation and strategy, market positioning, and buyer outreach, and its sell-side description refers to curated buyer outreach and competitive tension.[2][3]
What percentage of consideration was cash, rollover equity, earn-out, or seller financing in comparable transactions?
The official selected-transactions section does not disclose transaction consideration for the listed engagements.[6]
Which senior principals would lead the engagement, and how many simultaneous mandates do they handle?
CoreDeal states that it works with a small number of clients each year so every engagement receives senior attention from start to close, but the cited claim does not specify individual staffing or mandate loads.[7]

Sources & research notes

Public-source research
  1. Official website / firm overview
  2. Services / capabilities
  3. Services / capabilities
  4. Transaction size / criteria
  5. Industry / market focus
  6. Transaction / portfolio evidence
  7. Public Process
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