Industry Spotlight: Material Handling | Artemis Transaction Advisors

An Outlook of M&A Activity in the Material Handling Industry for H2 2025

Cover images of the material handling report showing a fork lift between rows of shelved warehouse inventory.

Our team has been advising owners of Middle Market Industrial companies since the late 90s, including several in the Material Handling Industry.We are proud of our reputation for achieving premium outcomes for our clients and are honored to serve as trusted advisors on critically important, once-in-a-lifetime, transactions.
- John M. Lahti, Managing Director

Artemis is pleased to present the H2 2025 Industry Outlook for this rapidly changing sector.

Spurred by advancement in technological innovation, e-commerce expansion and demand for automated solutions, the material handling equipment market is positioned for continued growth.

We invite you to review the H2 2025 Material Handling Outlook here (PDF).

Recent News & Reports

August 10, 2026

Industry Spotlight: Construction

The construction sector continues to experience growth driven by strong secular demand across infrastructure, industrial, and mission-critical end markets.

July 29, 2026

Industry Spotlight: Education & Training

The Education and Training sector Q2 2026 M&A outlook provides an overview of key valuation trends and notable market developments across the education sector, where diverging valuation trends and selective deal activity are beginning to signal a shifting market environment.

July 28, 2026

Triumph Higher Education Acquires Culinary Institute of Barcelona

Lead by Alex Hicks, Managing Director at Artemis, this acquisition further enhances Triumph's global culinary education network. This transaction represents our 2nd deal closing in under one year for this client.

April 30, 2026

Industry Spotlight: Education & Technology

The Education and Training sector M&A outlook from Q1 2026 reflects a sector facing multiple transformative dynamics. AI integration is moving from novelty to essential infrastructure while some pundits warn of risks and others hail normalization of the new technology.

Artemis News & Reports