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Kinsella Group

Kinsella Group publicly describes itself as a boutique investment bank and business advisory group serving the MedTech sector, with services spanning company sales, recapitalizations, acquisition searches and growth-capital support.

Key takeaway

What stands out about Kinsella Group

Kinsella Group focuses on MedTech and medical devices, including contract manufacturing, OEMs, orthopedics, implants, medical plastics and related capabilities. It advises on company sales, recapitalizations and acquisition searches, while certain principals acting through the unaffiliated broker-dealer Burch & Company, Inc. perform specified securities-related services involving capital sourcing and stock- or debt-related M&A transactions.[1][2][4][5][8][9]

What does Kinsella Group do?

Kinsella Group identifies itself as a boutique investment bank and business advisory group serving the MedTech sector. It lists an office at 200 South Wacker Drive, Suite 3100, Chicago, Illinois 60606.[1][2]

Kinsella Group publicly states that it provides MedTech company sales, recapitalizations and acquisition searches for U.S. and international clients. Its public service description also covers buyer and seller advisory and growth-capital or minority-equity support.[1]

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.

Public size / criteria information
Kinsella Group describes its company-sale focus as mid-sized privately held MedTech organizations. Its growth-capital page lists prerequisites including regulatory clearance, strong intellectual property, established reimbursement codes, products used by leading clinicians, a total addressable market exceeding $100 million, and seeking $5 million or more in growth capital. The official MedTech services page does not publish a universal minimum revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value, or transaction-size threshold for all engagements.[4][5]

What should a business owner evaluate before hiring Kinsella Group?

An owner evaluating Kinsella Group can clarify how the firm’s stated mid-sized privately held MedTech focus applies to the owner’s business, how its buyer-informed process would be structured, and whether the proposed assignment would be a company sale, recapitalization or another advisory mandate. The owner should also confirm the applicable securities-services arrangements, engagement fees and expenses, transaction-size expectations, and the specific principals who would lead the work.[1][2][4]

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What revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value or transaction-size ranges are currently preferred for company-sale and M&A engagements

The official MedTech services page does not publish a universal minimum revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value or transaction-size threshold for all engagements.[1]
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Which growth-capital prerequisites apply, if any, outside the growth-capital service lane

The growth-capital page lists specific prerequisites and a requirement to seek $5 million or more in growth capital, while the available disclosure does not establish that those criteria govern company-sale or M&A engagements.[1][5]
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Which recent engagements were sell-side, buy-side or acquisition-search assignments, and what were the closing dates and outcomes

The sources cited for this profile identify several advisory roles and transaction structures but do not establish closing dates for those examples.[6][7][8][9][10][11]

What size transactions and clients does Kinsella Group focus on?

Kinsella Group states that it focuses on MedTech and medical devices, including contract manufacturers, OEMs, orthopedic implants, branded orthopedics, medical plastics manufacturing, medical logistics, healthcare marketing and urology.

Listed manufacturing capabilities include precision machining, metal stamping, forging, grinding, Swiss turning, casting, injection molding, EDM, clean room operations, surface coating, additive manufacturing and electromechanical assembly.[3]

Publicly identified examples include Burke Porter Group’s acquisition of 100% of NACS, Squadron Capital’s acquisition of 70% of the membership interests of Structure Medical, and Tecomet’s acquisition of 100% of the assets of Teleflex’s orthopedic OEM business for 100% cash.

Other examples include Integrated Medical Solutions’ sale of assets and assumption of liabilities to Avalign Technologies for cash at close, Marle Group’s acquisition of a majority interest in Tangible Solutions, and Schivo Medical’s acquisition of Supreme Screw Products. The official Integrated Medical Solutions transaction page states that valuation was undisclosed.[6][7][8][9][10][11]

The firm’s stated transaction services include company sales, recapitalizations and acquisition searches. Its public materials also describe support for negotiated M&A transactions and growth-capital or minority-equity needs.[1]

What does Kinsella Group publicly disclose about fees, process and engagement terms?

The official MedTech services page does not publish a universal minimum revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value or transaction-size threshold for all engagements. That page also does not state universal engagement-fee percentages, minimum fees, tail periods, termination schedules or expense policies.

The official transaction page for Integrated Medical Solutions’ sale to Avalign Technologies states that valuation was undisclosed. These disclosures leave engagement-specific terms and selected transaction valuations for direct clarification.[1][9]

Kinsella Group states that certain principals are licensed as FINRA securities agents with the unaffiliated registered broker-dealer Burch & Company, Inc. for securities-related services involving capital sourcing and M&A transactions involving stock or debt.[2]

Kinsella Group states that it uses a targeted, research-based acquisition-search approach to generate proprietary deal flow for buy-side clients and uses that buyer-side experience to inform advice to sell-side clients. It also states that acquisition searches can identify non-marketed opportunities through industry knowledge and networks.[1][8]

Questions to ask before hiring Kinsella Group

What revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value or transaction-size ranges are currently preferred for company-sale and M&A engagements?
The official MedTech services page does not publish a universal minimum revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value or transaction-size threshold for all engagements.[1]
Which growth-capital prerequisites apply, if any, outside the growth-capital service lane?
The growth-capital page lists specific prerequisites and a requirement to seek $5 million or more in growth capital, while the available disclosure does not establish that those criteria govern company-sale or M&A engagements.[1][5]
Which recent engagements were sell-side, buy-side or acquisition-search assignments, and what were the closing dates and outcomes?
The sources cited for this profile identify several advisory roles and transaction structures but do not establish closing dates for those examples.[6][7][8][9][10][11]
What services are performed through Burch & Company, Inc., and which services are non-securities advisory services?
Kinsella Group states that certain principals act as FINRA securities agents with Burch & Company, Inc. for specified securities-related services involving capital sourcing and stock- or debt-related M&A transactions.[2]
What are the engagement fees, success-fee mechanics, minimums, tail provisions, termination rights and expense policies?
The official MedTech services page does not state universal engagement-fee percentages, minimum fees, tail periods, termination schedules or expense policies.[1]
Which team members would lead the engagement, and which buyer relationships cover the owner's sector and geography?
Kinsella Group publicly describes targeted acquisition searches, industry knowledge and networks, while the sources cited for this profile do not establish the proposed engagement team or current buyer coverage for a specific owner.[1][8]

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