Nov 24, 2015 | Announcements

Albireo Energy Named as Finalist for M&A Advisor Award

Edison, New Jersey – November 24, 2015 – Albireo Energy, LLC (“Albireo Energy”) today announced that it was named a finalist for M&A Advisor’s Energy Deal of the Year for its acquisition of Electronic Control Systems.

“We are thrilled to be recognized as a finalist for the M&A Advisor’s Energy Deal of the Year and are always appreciative of the recognition for the hard work that goes into these acquisitions,” said Phil Bomrad, CEO of Albireo Energy. “I’d like to congratulate our team for their commitment to the energy efficiency industry, while simultaneously pursuing quality service and geographic expansion through acquisitions. We expect this to be one of many deals in the future for Albireo Energy.”

The 14th Annual M&A Advisor Awards recognize winners for M&A Deal of the Year, Restructuring Deal of the Year, Cross-Border Deal of the Year, Corporate/Strategic Acquisition of the Year, Deal Financing of the Year, Sector Deals of the Year, Firms of the Year, M&A Product/Service of the Year and M&A Professionals categories.

“Since the inception of the M&A Advisor Awards in 2002, we have been recognizing the leading dealmakers, firms and transactions, and each year we celebrate the creativity, perseverance and ingenuity of our industry’s professionals,” said David Fergusson, President and Co-CEO of The M&A Advisor. “While our industry has undergone significant transformation since our first awards were presented 13 years ago, we are convinced, more than ever before, that M&A is a driving force of the economy. It is truly an honor for our firm to be able to recognize the contribution that the 2015 award finalists have made.”

For more information, and for a detailed list of all the Award Finalists for the 14th Annual M&A Advisor awards, please visit www.maadvisor.com.

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