RBC Daniels is leading transactions that are literally reshaping the out-of-home industry. The professionals in our Media & Broadcast Group have handled some of the most complex and significant out-of-home transactions in the U.S. and international markets.
We know how to uncover value in existing businesses and when to make the right transactions to build scale and regional or national presence. Because we've worked with so many industry clients, we have a perspective that's hard to find on Wall Street. Most importantly, RBC Daniels develops a competitive process that adds value to a potential merger or sale. RBC Daniels knows the market trends and has relationships with all the leading players.
In addition to mergers & acquisitions, RBC Daniels can also structure and place corporate financings to fuel growth in the rapidly accelerating out-of-home business. Unlike other firms that cater to only a handful of major corporations, we serve clients of all kinds - large, middle-market and smaller firms.
We also utilize our broad cross-market expertise throughout more than a dozen sectors of the cable, telecommunications, media & technology industries.
Select RBC Daniels as the catalyst to help take your business into the future.
Clear Channel Enters The Outdoor Industry
Clear Channel acquired Eller Media for $1.15 billion to enter the out-of-home business. RBC Daniels initiated, structured and closed this transaction. The deal triggered other mergers as broadcasters and out-of-home companies realized what such combinations could achieve.
RBC Daniels Assists Triumph Taxi Advertising in Sale to Eller Media
RBC Daniels represented Triumph Holdings in the creation of Triumph Taxi Advertising, several add-on acquisitions and the subsequent sale of these assets to Eller Media for $120 million. This represents the largest niche out-of-home transaction ever completed.
RBC Daniels Assists Triumph in Acquisitions, Then Sale to Chancellor Media
RBC Daniels assisted Triumph Holdings in its acquisition of outdoor advertising assets and the subsequent sale of these assets to Chancellor Media for approximately $31 million.