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‘Beware high debt levels of sellers’

Operators
TTG Staff
14 October 2015

The travel deal-making environment might be about to slow down amid worries about the level of debt some companies are being sold with.

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Speaking as part of a mergers and acquisitions panel, Martin Robinson the former chairman of Center Parcs UK, said there were warning signs out in the market and that the current state of affairs would not last forever.

“I’d rather be selling than buying at the moment,” he told delegates. Robinson also urged business owners to be careful when dealing with private equity companies “Private equity buyers are sorting themselves into different segments,” he said.