Investment Banking
for Main Street
Institutional rigor. Main Street judgment.
We help business owners and buyers make clear decisions about selling or buying a business — before reality shows up late and deals fall apart.
Why most deals fail
Most deals don't fall apart because of price.
They fall apart because reality shows up late.
Hidden risk, fragile cash flow, owner dependency, and weak deal structure surface when it's hardest — and most expensive — to fix.
For Business Owners
We help owners understand what a serious buyer will actually believe — and what needs to be addressed before going to market.
Exit readiness. Risk clarity. Transaction strategy.
For Buyers
We support buyers evaluating acquisitions by stress-testing cash flow, identifying risk, and pressure-testing deal terms before commitments are made.
How We're Different
We are not brokers listing businesses, and we are not consultants fixing operations.
We focus on decision quality in high-stakes moments.
Why institutional rigor matters on Main Street
Large corporations use disciplined analysis to protect every dollar in a transaction.
Main Street owners deserve the same clarity — because the stakes are often personal, irreversible, and life-changing.
We bring that discipline without the jargon or theatrics.
How We Work
Understand the Decision
We start by understanding the moment you're in — selling, evaluating an offer, or considering an acquisition.
Surface the Reality
We identify risk, cash-flow truth, and deal friction early — before momentum overrides judgment.
Choose the Right Path
Prepare, renegotiate, proceed, or walk away — with clarity and confidence.
Founded with purpose
With over 65 years of combined experience buying, selling, and operating businesses, Elgwaily Kamal brings institutional-grade decision discipline to founder-led companies that power the real economy.
The goal is simple: give Main Street owners and buyers the same clarity used in the world's most complex transactions.
Read Our StoryFacing a high-stakes decision?
If you\'re selling, evaluating an offer, or considering an acquisition, the right first step is usually clarity.