Working Capital Report 2018/19: Navigating uncertainty
PwC’s latest global analysis of working capital performance looks at how it affects company value.
Deals
Realizing the potential of your mergers, acquisitions, divestitures and capital markets transactions.
Deals are an opportunity – for faster growth, stronger capabilities and dramatic transformation.
No matter where you are in your deal journey, our technology-enabled Deals team delivers the objective advice and data-driven insights you need to make the right decision at the right time. Every step of the way, we’ll help you maximize value through your transactions, so you can meet your objectives and own success at every turn.
Explore our step-by-step guides to helping you realize deal value in six transaction scenarios. Your deal journey starts here.
Uncovering blind spots to boost M&A outcomes
While Canadian organizations are quick to take care of the necessary financial due diligence when they expand through mergers and acquisitions (M&A), it’s increasingly important to pay attention to a broader set of risks, including acts of fraud and corruption by the target company.
PwC MoneyTree™ Canada Q3 2018
PwC MoneyTree™ is the go-to source for venture capital and high growth startups.
Supply chain management: Mastering the mechanics of moving cannabis to market
Since adult-use cannabis legalization, scores of companies have had their business plans put to the test. Within the first weeks of adult-use legalization supply shortages and shipping delays underscored the current market issues.
The Impacts of US Tax Reform on Canada's Economy
Our analysis suggests that the US tax reform has eliminated one of Canada’s main competitive advantages.
Going global: The lure of international markets and benefits of a global strategy
Even before adult-use cannabis legalization came to Canada companies were looking over the horizon to international markets.
Restructuring: The growing pains of a new industry
With the adult-use cannabis market now legalized the reality of overcapacity in the marketplace, weak business structures and inexperienced management teams have begun to become more apparent.
Managing liquidity amidst ongoing global trade tension
There are no signs that trade tensions are cooling off anytime soon. Canadian businesses who are proactively monitoring the situation with a long-term view may have an opportunity to position themselves to not only survive; but, thrive. But those turning a blind eye to the current landscape, or responding in a knee-jerk fashion, may find themselves worse off in the near future.
