Sigma Mergers & Acquisitions
Sigma Mergers & Acquisitions identifies itself as a Dallas/Fort Worth business broker and M&A advisory firm. Its public service offering includes valuation, sale preparation, confidential marketing, buyer screening, negotiation support, closing assistance, and buyer representation.
What stands out about Sigma Mergers & Acquisitions
Sigma Mergers & Acquisitions publicly presents a broad, multi-industry business brokerage and M&A advisory model serving Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas, and selected broader U.S. mandates. Its stated criteria include businesses with annual revenues averaging between $500,000 and $50 million, while its listings page separately describes marketed businesses typically valued between $1 million and $100 million.[1][2][3][6][8][9]
What does Sigma Mergers & Acquisitions do?
Sigma Mergers & Acquisitions identifies itself as a business broker and M&A advisory firm based in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas. Its official homepage names Scot Cockroft as Founder and CEO, states that Sigma has led business sales in Texas since 2003, and lists a Dallas contact address.
The firm’s public positioning is broad rather than limited to one sector. Sigma states that it has sold businesses across more than 31 industries, including product-based and service-based businesses, contractors, professional services, spas, and screens.[1]
Sigma publicly offers sell-side business brokerage, confidential business valuations, preparation for sale, exit-strategy support, buyer identification, negotiation support, and closing assistance.
Its buyer-representation offering can include acquisition-criteria definition, access to curated deal flow, target searches, preliminary valuation, LOI support, due-diligence preparation, deal-structuring advice, negotiation support, and post-acquisition transition planning.[2][3]
Owners comparing intermediaries can also review Auxo’s business broker, M&A advisor and investment bank comparison, advisor-selection guide, and M&A advisor fee guide.
Published criteria: Sigma's sell-side page states that its brokers specialize in businesses whose annual revenues average between $500,000 and $50 million. Its business-listings page separately states that marketed businesses are typically valued between $1 million and $100 million. These are page-specific criteria rather than a single stated universal threshold.[2][6]
What should a business owner evaluate before hiring Sigma Mergers & Acquisitions?
For an owner evaluating Sigma, the publicly stated service model centers on valuation, preparation and exit-strategy support, confidential marketing, buyer screening, buyer-fit assessment, and transaction-process support. The sold archive shows named buyers that include strategic, investment-group, individual, and operating-company acquirers.
Before engagement, an owner may want to confirm current buyer reach, recent closed-deal references and dates, engagement and success-fee terms, exclusivity and tail provisions, valuation methodology, and the legal and regulatory structure applicable to the services. The owner should also ask how confidential materials are distributed and how buyer qualifications are verified.[1][2][8]
What is the current engagement fee, success-fee percentage, minimum fee, exclusivity period, tail period, and termination process
Which transactions has Sigma closed recently, and can it provide seller references and transaction dates
What size transactions does Sigma Mergers & Acquisitions handle?
Sigma’s homepage reports more than 700 businesses sold, 97.1% of listings sold at asking price or more, and a 10,021 active and qualified buyer database. These are firm-reported metrics; the homepage does not provide deal-level documentation or a dated methodology for them.
The official sold archive identifies Oasis Med Spa & Laser Center as acquired by LBB, Ltd.; Rusty’s Oilfield Service as acquired by 21st Century Group; USA Canvas Shoppe as acquired by Frank Brienzo and Associates, Inc.; The Tree Fella as acquired by Dallas Tree Pros; Resource One Software as acquired by B.I.G. Capital, LLC; and Diamond Rotating Heads as acquired by Halliburton Energy Services, Inc.[1][8]
Sigma’s public transaction focus includes sell-side business brokerage and buyer representation. Its current Businesses For Sale page lists a Multi-Location Structural Concrete Contractor in New Orleans with an asking price of $10,000,000, an Underground Fire Suppression & Utility Services Company in the DFW Metroplex with an asking price of $6,000,000 and labeled under contract, and an HVAC/R Residential & Commercial Company in Texas with an asking price of $2,200,000 and labeled under contract.[3][7]
Sigma states that it helps business owners in Dallas, Fort Worth, and throughout Texas transition from owning a business to selling a business. Its official site also lists Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, and Austin among its locations or market pages.
For service-based businesses, Sigma states that it serves businesses across all 50 states when the business meets the stated revenue and service-area conditions. The public geography therefore varies by service and mandate.[1][2][5]
What does Sigma Mergers & Acquisitions publicly disclose about fees and engagement terms?
The official Business Sold archive lists businesses and acquirers but does not publish transaction dates or transaction values for the listed examples. It also does not state whether each listed transaction was an asset sale, equity sale, merger, or another transaction structure.
The official Contact Us page does not publish a firm-level broker-dealer, investment-adviser, FINRA, SEC, or state-securities registration number or license identifier. Separately, Sigma’s buyer-representation page publishes service tiers and fee ranges but does not state a universal fee schedule applicable to every seller-side engagement.[3][8][9]
Official materials describe Sigma as a business broker and M&A advisory firm and provide a Dallas, Texas business address and contact details.
The official Contact Us page does not publish a broker-dealer, investment-adviser, FINRA, SEC, or state-securities registration number or license identifier for Sigma Mergers & Acquisitions. This page-specific disclosure does not establish whether any registration or license exists elsewhere or applies to a particular service.[1][9]
Sigma states that its process uses fact-based valuation, optimized listings, non-disclosure agreements, professionally written confidential information memoranda, buyer screening, and a seven-step process from the owner story through closing.
The firm also states that its Confidentiality Navigator is intended to protect the anonymity of a business sale and that its marketing materials are designed to attract qualified buyers confidentially. Sigma says its selling approach seeks buyers who fit the seller’s business outlook, approach, and philosophy in addition to meeting financial requirements.[1][2]
Questions to ask before hiring Sigma Mergers & Acquisitions
What is the current engagement fee, success-fee percentage, minimum fee, exclusivity period, tail period, and termination process?
Which transactions has Sigma closed recently, and can it provide seller references and transaction dates?
How are valuation adjustments, working capital, real estate, inventory, seller financing, and earn-outs handled?
Which buyer categories are represented in Sigma’s publicly identified transaction examples?
What entity signs the engagement agreement, and what licenses, registrations, or professional credentials apply to the specific services being provided?
How are confidential materials distributed and buyer qualifications verified?
Sources & research notes
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