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MAB Corporate Advisors

MAB Corporate Advisors presents itself as a middle-market mergers-and-acquisitions advisory firm. It states that it advises firms evaluating strategic options and acquirers seeking growth through acquisition, with publicly identified sector experience spanning building materials, industrials, distribution, manufacturing, contracting, technology, home services, consumer products, retail, and related areas.

Key takeaway

What stands out about MAB Corporate Advisors

MAB Corporate Advisors publicly describes a middle-market advisory practice serving both buyers and sellers in strategic and private-equity transactions. Its disclosed work includes platform opportunities, acquisition growth, consolidation strategies, and advisory roles in flooring and building-products transactions.[1][3][4]

What does MAB Corporate Advisors do?

MAB Corporate Advisors presents itself as a middle-market mergers-and-acquisitions advisory firm. Its official website identifies Mike Blumenfeld as Managing Director and states that he founded the firm in 2014.

A public interview describes MAB as an Atlanta-based M&A advisory practice. The official homepage states that the firm has advised on transactions totaling over $2 billion in seller consideration since founding.[1][2]

MAB states that it assists middle-market firms evaluating strategic options and acquirers seeking to grow through acquisition. It represents both buyers and sellers in strategic and private-equity transactions, helps identify platform opportunities, and supports complex consolidation strategies.[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
MAB describes its focus as middle-market. The MAB Corporate Advisors homepage does not publish a numeric revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value, or transaction-size threshold.[1]

What should a business owner evaluate before hiring MAB Corporate Advisors?

MAB’s public record includes representation of sellers in the Floors and Malibu transaction, as well as buyer-side and strategic-advisor work connected with Artisan Design Group’s acquisition program. Owners considering an engagement should clarify MAB’s current legal-entity and regulatory structure, the revenue or transaction range it normally targets, the scope of valuation and process deliverables, fee and engagement provisions, termination terms, tail-period provisions, and any current buyer relationships or mandates that could create conflicts.

Owners may also wish to request recent completed seller-side references and ask MAB to explain its role in the disclosed Floors/Malibu and Artisan Design Group transactions.[1][3][4]

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What is MAB Corporate Advisors' current legal entity and regulatory structure

The MAB Corporate Advisors homepage does not identify a broker-dealer, investment-adviser, bank, or other regulated legal-entity or registration status.[1]
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What revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value, or transaction-size range does MAB normally target

The homepage describes MAB as middle-market focused but does not publish numeric revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value, or transaction-size thresholds.[1]
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Does MAB provide formal valuation, fairness, or opinion services, and what deliverables are included in a seller engagement

MAB publicly describes advisory services, but the sources cited for this profile do not establish the scope of formal valuation, fairness, or opinion services.[1]

What size transactions and clients does MAB Corporate Advisors focus on?

MAB describes itself as industry agnostic and identifies building materials, industrials, value-added distribution, consulting, manufacturing, contracting, technology, home services, consumer products, and retail as sectors in which it has had successful outcomes.[1]

A December 23, 2016 transaction announcement concerned the acquisition of Floors, Inc. and Malibu Acceptance Corporation and identified MAB Corporate Advisors as financial advisor to the two companies.

A September 11, 2017 announcement identified Artisan Design Group’s acquisitions of JR McDade Company, WCCV Floor Coverings, and Arlun, Inc., and stated that Artisan was advised by MAB Corporate Advisors.

The MAB homepage also states that Mike Blumenfeld served as strategic advisor to Artisan Design Group from 2016 to 2023 and helped execute 20+ acquisitions.[1][3][4]

The firm’s public description covers both sell-side and buy-side advisory work, including strategic and private-equity transactions, platform-company identification, acquisition growth, and consolidation strategies.[1]

What does MAB Corporate Advisors publicly disclose about fees, process and engagement terms?

The MAB Corporate Advisors homepage does not publish a numeric revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value, or transaction-size threshold beyond describing the firm as middle-market focused. It also does not publish a retainer, success-fee percentage, minimum fee, engagement duration, termination schedule, or tail-period provision.

The homepage does not identify a broker-dealer, investment-adviser, bank, or other regulated legal-entity or registration status. The cited Floors/Malibu transaction announcement identifies MAB as financial advisor but does not disclose MAB’s advisory fee or the consideration paid to MAB. The cited Artisan Design Group acquisition announcement identifies the acquired companies and MAB’s advisory role but does not disclose transaction consideration or MAB’s advisory fee.[1][3][4]

Public sources describe MAB as an M&A advisory practice and identify it as a financial advisor in a disclosed transaction. The MAB Corporate Advisors homepage does not identify a broker-dealer, investment-adviser, bank, or other regulated legal-entity or registration status.[1]

The MAB Corporate Advisors homepage states that satisfying a client’s needs and objectives is its primary focus and that MAB must believe in the value of an enterprise before involvement.[1]

Questions to ask before hiring MAB Corporate Advisors

What is MAB Corporate Advisors' current legal entity and regulatory structure?
The MAB Corporate Advisors homepage does not identify a broker-dealer, investment-adviser, bank, or other regulated legal-entity or registration status.[1]
What revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value, or transaction-size range does MAB normally target?
The homepage describes MAB as middle-market focused but does not publish numeric revenue, EBITDA, enterprise-value, or transaction-size thresholds.[1]
Does MAB provide formal valuation, fairness, or opinion services, and what deliverables are included in a seller engagement?
MAB publicly describes advisory services, but the sources cited for this profile do not establish the scope of formal valuation, fairness, or opinion services.[1]
What are the retainer, success-fee, minimum-fee, engagement-duration, termination, and tail-period provisions?
The MAB Corporate Advisors homepage does not publish these engagement and fee provisions.[1]
Which current buyer relationships or buy-side mandates could create conflicts with a seller engagement?
MAB states that it represents both buyers and sellers in strategic and private-equity transactions, making its current mandates and conflict procedures matters for an owner to clarify.[1]
Can MAB provide recent completed seller-side references and explain its role in the Floors/Malibu and Artisan Design Group transactions?
Public announcements identify MAB’s seller-side financial-advisor role for Floors and Malibu and its advisory role for Artisan Design Group’s acquisitions.[3][4]

Sources & research notes

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  2. Geography / market coverage
  3. Transaction / portfolio evidence
  4. Transaction / portfolio evidence
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