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The Testing, Inspection & Certification market has seen a surge in interest from private equity firms. At IV-Search, we're keeping a close eye on this trend and its implications for the industry. Why is the TIC sector so viable for investment? Strong industry fundamentals - The TIC sector is a stable and growing sector with consistent demand for it's services. Businesses in this sector become strong by being industry diverse. Fragmented market - The presence of numerous smaller players presents opportunities for consolidation and growth. Technological advancements - Whenever there's advancement in technology the TIC sector is forced to adapt, The TIC Council summit this year is focused around how we can build trust in AI which will likely further increase in need for regulation. What does this mean for the future of TIC? Mergers and acquisitions are nothing new in this space, some of the top businesses operating in this sector were barely on the radar 10-20 years ago. the fastest growers have almost exclusively grown through acquisition, more PE investment will lead to a more competitive marketplace. From a talent and people perspective we are already seeing more and more executives being enticed out of the sector to look after PE investments. We are likely to see smaller players start to emerge and the battle for junior - mid level professionals commence. Want to keep up to date with the TIC sector? Follow IV-Search

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Aman Hemchand

Driving Strategic Partnerships & Growth Initiatives @Checkfirst | Spearheading Transformation in the TIC Sector through Innovative Solutions

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Great analysis, IV-Search! The PE interest in TIC definitely aligns with what we're seeing at Checkfirst AI. Being at the TIC Council summit this year really highlighted the growing need for trust in AI, which will likely be a big driver for our industry. Would love to connect and share some insights based on our findings - perhaps there's room for collaboration

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