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Seale & Associates advises energy services, renewable development and midstream companies on cross-border M&A between the United States and Mexico. Mexico’s 2025 electricity law and record natural gas flows from the United States have made the sector one of the most active cross-border opportunities in the region.

Seale & Associates offers unparalleled expertise in navigating the complexities of Energy transactions. Whether you’re looking to divest, acquire, or explore strategic partnerships, our team of seasoned advisors delivers customized solutions to help you achieve your business objectives.

Mexico’s energy opening is the cross-border story

Transactions in this industry 16 transactions

Seale & Associates has advised on the following transactions in this sector.

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Frequently asked questions

What EBITDA multiple do energy services companies sell for?

Energy services multiples vary widely by contract quality. Basic oilfield services trade materially lower than businesses with multi-year contracted revenue, and contracted renewable platforms command the highest end of the range.

How are renewable platforms valued in M&A?

Contracted renewable platforms are valued on the length and creditworthiness of offtake agreements, interconnection position and development pipeline maturity, more than on installed capacity alone.

Who advises on cross-border US-Mexico energy M&A?

Few middle-market advisors combine energy sector coverage with presence in both Mexico and the United States. Seale & Associates advises on cross-border transactions with offices in Mexico City, Monterrey, San Luis Potosí, Washington DC and Miami.

¿Cómo afecta la reforma eléctrica de 2025 al valor de mi empresa?

La Ley del Sector Eléctrico amplió las vías de participación privada y subió el umbral de generación distribuida sin permiso, lo que amplía el universo de compradores para desarrolladores e instaladores medianos.

What is driving energy M&A between the United States and Mexico?

Grid congestion created by nearshoring demand, rising natural gas flows northbound to southbound, and a regulatory framework that reopened private participation are the three drivers.