IT M&A Advisory
MergeWave Capital guides founders, shareholders, and technology companies through mergers and acquisitions — with a structured process, a curated buyer network, and a focus on long-term value.
BUY & SELL ADVISORY
What Is IT M&A Advisory
Expert transaction support for technology companies — on both sides of the deal.
We help strategic acquirers and financial investors identify, evaluate, and close technology acquisitions. From target sourcing to due diligence, we manage execution risk and ensure strategic fit.
Sell Business
We prepare technology companies for acquisition — building the narrative, running structured outreach, and negotiating terms that reflect real value. Senior-level attention from mandate to close.
Our Cases
Selected transactions. Solid results.
SERVICES
What We Do
Why Us
What Makes Us Different
SECTORS
IT Sectors We Cover
IT Services, MSP & MSSP
We support managed service and security providers with recurring revenue models — positioning long-term contracts, infrastructure depth, and customer retention for strategic buyers.
DevTools, DevOps & Infrastructure Software
We work with companies building development, automation, and integration tools — communicating their role in enterprise workflows and infrastructure reliability to the right acquirers.
Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity attracts strong strategic and PE interest. We highlight your technology stack, detection capabilities, and customer credibility to drive competitive acquisition interest.
Our 3-Step IT M&A Process
Testimonials
Kos Chekanov
CEO & Founder, Artkai
Alex Kavinsky
CEO, 7Devs
Andrew Tsopych
CEO & Founder, Intobi
You can read more about us on Clutch.
TEAM
The Architects Behind Every Mandate
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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How long does a typical IT sell-side process take?
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