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ICCG Capital

ICCG Capital publicly offers sell-side advisory, buy-side services, and business-transition assistance. Its stated intermediary process covers company assessment, confidential marketing, buyer vetting, IOI and LOI support, diligence, document negotiations, closing, and transition support.

Key takeaway

What stands out about ICCG Capital

ICCG Capital is an M&A advisory and transaction-consulting intermediary serving privately held, closely held, and family-owned businesses. An official ICCG article states a focus on businesses with enterprise value between $2M and $75M; the firm does not publish an ICCG-specific sector mandate on its cited about page.[1][2][3][4][5][6][9]

What does ICCG Capital do?

ICCG Capital is the public-facing brand associated with Integrated Corporate Consulting Group, Inc., which the official website describes as an M&A advisory and transaction-consulting intermediary. The firm lists its office at 1301 Central Expressway S, Suite 250, Allen, Texas 75013.

ICCG’s official about page states that its primary focus is helping entrepreneurs buy, sell, and transition businesses, beginning with an informal introduction meeting to understand the company and the owner’s goals.[1][5]

ICCG publicly offers sell-side advisory, business-transition assistance, and buy-side services. Its described intermediary process includes an intake interview, financial assessment, development of a seller-acceptable and market-supported price range, preparation of confidential marketing materials, buyer outreach and vetting, IOI and LOI support, due diligence assistance, and legal-document negotiation 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.

Enterprise valuePublicly stated range
Lower published point$2M
Upper published point$75M

Published criteria: An official ICCG article states that the firm specializes in closely held or family-owned businesses with enterprise value between $2M and $75M.[4][5]

What should a business owner evaluate before hiring ICCG Capital?

For an owner considering a sale, ICCG publicly describes hands-on preparation, confidential marketing, buyer vetting, negotiation support, diligence assistance, and transition support. Its stated focus includes closely held and family-owned businesses, with an official article identifying an enterprise-value range between $2M and $75M.

Before engagement, an owner should confirm ICCG’s current sector and geography experience, buyer-network activity, recent closed-deal record, fee mechanics, engagement obligations, signing legal entity, regulatory status, and the scope and duration of transition support. The cited official materials do not establish those details comprehensively.[2][3][4][5][8][9]

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Which sectors and geographies are most active in ICCG's current buyer network

The cited official about page does not state an ICCG-specific industry-sector mandate, while the site identifies an Allen, Texas office and membership in a global M&A partnership.[1][5]
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How many recent transactions has ICCG closed, and can it provide references or anonymized summaries

The cited official blog index does not provide a complete list of completed deals, and the public transaction examples do not establish a comprehensive recent closing record.[1][6][9]
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What are the success fee, retainer, minimum fee, exclusivity, termination, and tail provisions

The cited official services page does not publish a universal success-fee percentage, minimum fee, retainer, exclusivity term, termination schedule, or tail provision.[2]

What size transactions and clients does ICCG Capital focus on?

The cited official about page does not state an ICCG-specific industry-sector mandate or list a comprehensive set of sectors served. Public descriptions instead emphasize privately held, closely held, and family-owned businesses and their ownership or transition circumstances.[4][5]

An official ICCG episode states that, with ICCG’s help, Craig sold Adibri to Salas O’Brien. The cited episode does not disclose the transaction value, consideration structure, closing date, or the complete set of transaction parties.

An official ICCG homepage testimonial from Hayden Creek Capital describes ICCG as having facilitated a completed transaction involving a complex deal structure, but does not identify the acquired company. Another official episode refers to the firm’s sale of a fence company without identifying the company or transaction parties.[1][6][7]

ICCG’s publicly described transaction focus includes sell-side advisory, buy-side services, and business transitions. Its process materials address preparation, confidential marketing, buyer selection, IOI and LOI processes, due diligence, closing, and post-closing transition support.[2][3][8]

What does ICCG Capital publicly disclose about fees, process and engagement terms?

The cited official services page does not publish a universal success-fee percentage, minimum fee, retainer, exclusivity term, termination schedule, or tail provision.

The cited official about page does not state an ICCG-specific industry-sector mandate or provide a comprehensive list of sectors served. The cited official services page also does not state the firm’s broker-dealer, investment-adviser, FINRA, SEC, or state securities-registration status.

The cited official homepage identifies a completed transaction through a testimonial but does not disclose the acquired company’s name, transaction date, transaction value, consideration terms, or full buyer and seller identities. The cited official transaction-related episode identifying Adibri and Salas O’Brien likewise does not disclose transaction value, consideration structure, closing date, or the complete set of transaction parties. The cited official blog index does not provide a named transaction archive, transaction values, or a complete list of completed deals.[1][2][5][6][9]

The official website identifies the advisory entity as Integrated Corporate Consulting Group, Inc. and describes its role as an M&A advisory and transaction-consulting intermediary. The cited official services page does not state broker-dealer, investment-adviser, FINRA, SEC, or state securities-registration status.[2][5]

ICCG describes a process that begins with understanding the company and owner goals, evaluating financial information, establishing a price range, preparing confidential marketing materials, identifying and vetting buyers, supporting IOI and LOI discussions, assisting with due diligence and definitive-document negotiations, and supporting transition matters. An official process episode states that a typical transaction can take six to nine months or longer.[3][5][8]

Questions to ask before hiring ICCG Capital

Which sectors and geographies are most active in ICCG's current buyer network?
The cited official about page does not state an ICCG-specific industry-sector mandate, while the site identifies an Allen, Texas office and membership in a global M&A partnership.[1][5]
How many recent transactions has ICCG closed, and can it provide references or anonymized summaries?
The cited official blog index does not provide a complete list of completed deals, and the public transaction examples do not establish a comprehensive recent closing record.[1][6][9]
What are the success fee, retainer, minimum fee, exclusivity, termination, and tail provisions?
The cited official services page does not publish a universal success-fee percentage, minimum fee, retainer, exclusivity term, termination schedule, or tail provision.[2]
Which legal entity signs the engagement letter, and is the firm or any affiliate registered or licensed for a regulated securities or brokerage activity?
The official website identifies Integrated Corporate Consulting Group, Inc. as the advisory entity, while the cited official services page does not state broker-dealer, investment-adviser, FINRA, SEC, or state securities-registration status.[2][5]
What post-closing transition support is included, and for how long?
ICCG’s public process description includes post-closing transition support, but the cited materials do not establish the specific scope or duration of that support.[3][8]

Sources & research notes

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  3. Investment approach
  4. Transaction size / criteria
  5. Company / investment criteria
  6. Transaction / portfolio evidence
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  8. Public Process
  9. Public disclosure information
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