100+ Serial Acquirers From Around the World (Updated)

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Serial acquirers are, in my view, among the most reliable compounding machines in public markets.

The playbook is simple: buy small businesses at 4–7x EBITDA, integrate them, extract synergies, repeat. Do this for decades with disciplined capital allocation, and the results speak for themselves.

Constellation Software turned $25 million into $100 billion using exactly this model.

Lifco, Judges Scientific, Addtech, and dozens of others have delivered 20%+ annual returns for shareholders over extended periods.

The pattern works because it’s boring.

No moonshots. No revolutionary technology. Just methodical value creation through disciplined M&A.

What This List Represents

Below is a comprehensive index of 100+ serial acquirers from across the globe.

This is a community resource - built primarily by me, with contributions from subscribers and fellow investors.

A few of these companies already feature in our Multibagger Index as active thesis positions. The full analysis on those specific names remains available exclusively for paid subscribers.

But the list itself?

Completely free.

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This list is not final.

If you believe a company should be added or removed, comment below and we’ll update accordingly.

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Thanks for reading and have a great rest of your day,

Nico

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