EXECUTIVE TAKEAWAY
A national retail and telecom enterprise was acquiring a $600M-revenue subsidiary from a major public parent company and needed a partner who could move from due diligence into full operational control without disrupting the underlying business. Murkez supported the transaction from diligence through post-close integration, helping stabilize operations, connect systems, transition back-office functions, and establish a scalable operating model across 15 business functions.
01
The Challenge
Rapid due diligence was required across finance, operations, and technology for a $600M-revenue carve-out.
There was no existing blueprint for absorbing 15 distinct business functions after close.
The client faced risk of disruption across a national retail and telecom footprint during the ownership transition.
Legacy cost structures were misaligned with the leaner standalone operating model required after acquisition.
Systems, workflows, reporting, and back-office operations needed to be integrated without slowing business performance.
02
Our Approach
Deployed cross-functional due diligence teams across finance, technology, and operations.
Built and executed a phased integration plan across finance, accounting, treasury, lease management, inventory management, software development, HR, and other back-office functions.
Transitioned eligible functions to Murkez's global delivery centers to improve cost efficiency and execution consistency.
Established dedicated operating teams embedded across all 15 functions.
Connected systems, standardized workflows, and improved coordination across the combined organization.
Continued supporting end-to-end operations over three years to help the enterprise operate with greater discipline, visibility, and control.
03
The Outcome
$600M
Revenue enterprise integrated
15
Business functions supported
35%
Operating cost reduction
3 Years
End-to-end operations managed
Murkez Perspective
The strength of an acquisition isn't decided at close. It's decided in the eighteen months of integration that follow.