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Contents 4 News - Abacus Unveils Unified Brand Following 2025 Merger with Medicus IT - Borr Drilling Limited - Acquisition of Five Premium Jack-Up Rigs through New Joint Venture 7 A Missing insight of Strategy Today. 8 GenTech AI Sdn Bhd: Best Applied AI Solutions Start-Up 2026 – Malaysia 9 How Doing Less Can Drive More Impact for Bootstrapped AI Businesses 10 Why Weak Commercial Agreements Can Derail a Promising Acquisition 11 How to Find the Right Bookkeeping Service for Your Business 8 7 10
NEWS Abacus Unveils Unified Brand Following 2025 Merger with Medicus IT Abacus becomes the official name of the combined organization, bringing together the strengths of both companies to advance and safeguard critical technologies in financial services and healthcare. Abacus announced the launch of its refreshed brand identity, marking a major milestone in the integration of Abacus Group LLC and Medicus IT following their July 2025 merger. Reflecting a shared purpose, expanded global capabilities, and a strengthened commitment to clients in financial services and healthcare, under today’s announcement Abacus becomes the unified name for the combined organization. “From day one, this merger has been a true partnership between two of the most formidable IT and cybersecurity service providers in the industry,” said Anthony J. D’Ambrosi, Chief Executive Officer. “With Abacus’ well-established presence in global financial services and advanced cybersecurity offerings and Medicus’ deep healthcare roots and operational excellence, we had the opportunity to evolve the Abacus name into something broader, yet still hyperindustry focused, and even more powerful. The Abacus of today reflects the very best of our collective expertise with a zealous dedication to client service, a unified operational footprint, and an unwavering commitment to innovatively staying ahead of the curve in an everchanging, AI-enabled technology landscape.” Deep Expertise, Elevated Protection Abacus continues and deepens its focus on financial services and healthcare, two demanding industries where clients depend on a partner who truly understands their unique needs. “We know our clients’ businesses inside and out — their clients, investors, physicians and patients, systems, risks, and challenges they navigate every day,” said Jonathan Bohrer, President. “By operating under one unified brand, we’ve strengthened our ability to deliver compliance, protection and responsiveness, in the white‑glove manner they expect from us.” A Modern Identity for a Unified Future The refreshed brand reflects Abacus’ integrated culture, increased scale, operational excellence, and people‑focused mindset. “This brand brings our culture and our people into sharp focus,” said Elizabeth Kubycheck, Chief People and Administrative Officer. “It captures what our clients count on; a partner who understands their world, shows up with responsive, reliable service, protects what matters most, and leads them into the future. It also signals new opportunities for our people, as we create a place where they can grow, lead, and make a meaningful impact. The way our teams show up every day, helping our clients stay Always Ahead, is reflected clearly in our new brand.” Through a shared mission, Abacus partners as an extension of clients’ teams, delivering a full lifecycle solution spanning managed IT and cybersecurity and incident response that combines industry expertise, proactive service, thoughtful innovation, and exceptional experiences.
NEWS Commenting on the Transaction, Borr Drilling CEO Bruno Morand said, “We are pleased to execute this acquisition alongside our longstanding partner. Together, we have built a strong brand with a proven operational track record in Mexico. These rigs are being acquired at an attractive valuation and at a lower debt per rig and cash breakeven level than our existing fleet. We continue to see shallow-water rigs as strategically important for our customers, particularly at a time when security of energy supply and reliability of execution are of heightened importance. In the current environment, we expect demand for jack-up rigs to increase, and the acquisition of these units positions us well to capture future opportunities in Mexico and globally.” The Transaction is expected to close within Q3 2026, subject to customary closing conditions, including merger control approvals. Borr Drilling Limited - Acquisition of Five Premium Jack-Up Rigs through New Joint Venture Borr Drilling Limited announced that it has entered into definitive agreements to acquire five premium jack-up rigs from Fontis Finance Ltd. for a purchase price of $287 million. The acquisition will be completed through BC Ventures Limited, a newly established 50/50 joint venture between subsidiaries of Borr Drilling and its long-term well construction partner in Mexico. Under the Transaction, the joint venture will acquire the rig-owning entities, which own two Friede & Goldman JU-2000E design rigs and three LeTourneau Super 116-C design rigs. These five rigs are currently located in Mexico. The Transaction is expected to be financed through a $237 million non-recourse seller’s credit, in addition to a cash contribution of $25 million from each of Borr Drilling and its local partner at closing. The seller’s credit will have a 2.5-year maturity from the date of closing and will be secured by, among other things, a first lien on the five jack-up rigs.
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Feature April 2026, Acquisition International | 7 A Missing insight of Strategy Today. Strategic UK Group is commitment to disrupt the broad structure of UK consultancy. Conventional consultancy is losing traction. A disruptive movement is required to take a bold move to enable a different methodology and thinking to strategy and management. The firm’s powerful ethos: to disrupt and speak truth to power is fuelling it ambitions to challenge conventional consultancy by transforming change through the firm’s enabling services. Consultancy a Deep Dive Strategic UK Group uses “disruptor” and “disruptive” constantly to reiterate that strategy and management consultancy is losing traction in the UK market as it sometimes viewed as a “show and tell” and a “presentation of ideas”, it should form a structure of military precision that relates to military shock and awe. In practice, this involves a concentrated strategy review using a methodology created by our firm “Operation Deep Dive”. Deep dive is often carried out in companies to deeply understand fundamental operations. A deep dive gives an opportunity to evaluate a business’s – capability and how efficiently the firm’s resources adapt to changing economic and social environments internal and external. This is where five forces focuses a business to look at rivalry among competing seller, firm in other industries offer substitute products, and potential new entrants. Operation Deep Dive is not a new way of think in many business or companies. Strategic UK Group devised operation deep dive to concentrate of operational excellence a fundamental to strategy success. Deep dives are a valuable tool to transforming resources that are allocated to various activities in various parts of a business operation. Definition of strategy by the at Strategic UK Group “Strategy is the execution and development of resource, capabilities, that support the achievement of organisational intentions that achieve superior operational expansion.” Part of operation deep dive is to deconstruct strategy which often sits in the head of the CEO, often does not translate in clear writing. A critical dive into strategy should look at a firm’s capabilities, resource to enable better insight to operational effectiveness, a firms strategy context, content, and process. As a Chief Executive, they need to take a hands-on approach to setting strategy for their company not taking a back seat by just saying word that have no meaning to their leadership team and other staff members. This may be the consequence of why so many businesses are not keeping up with there market competition and may be too reliant on others to set a strategic view. An occurring question in strategy to consider: 1. Where is the firm competing? 2. How is it competing? 3. Where are we competing? 4. What is the basis our competitive advantage? One Strategy Vision A UK First Creation of One Strategy Vision is to be a UK first standard to establish a fundamental grounding that is needed in a changing business environment enabling leaders, and teams to have better context of seven concepts encapsulated within One Strategy Vision: Operational Effectiveness, Competitive Advantage, Five Forces, Core Competence, Game Theory, Diversification Strategy. These concepts have existed for a long time but there is no proper use of these concepts in setting strategy direction and vision by many businesses today. Companies frequently encounter strategy as a series of isolated tools: a growth model here, a competitive analysis there, an operational review conducted separately. One Strategy Vision seeks to consolidate these domains into a unified standard, ensuring that operational effectiveness aligns with competitive positioning and long-term growth. Serious Rethink As the Chief Executive of Strategic UK Group, I constantly see material and social media post on strategic thinking, strategy that is hyped up with words like objectives, goal, vision, and direction that at times is easy to say but has no substance to back how a business should apply these words correctly to make sense to form part of their strategic thinking. The other bug bear that I have is hearing the word “strategy” written or spoken by companies and teams as a show & tell as an idea with words written down in point form which on many instances has no meaning or bearing to set clear strategic vision to help the company delivery incremental improvements and meaningful performance change. There must be scope for real meaning full rethink of what business, people understand by strategy. Is it for Strategic UK Group to take bold step in re-educating businesses and people on their think, understanding of strategy through a series of papers on the basics of strategy understanding. As part of a re-educating to understand strategy there will be a series of paper available on Strategic UK Group website: https://strategicukgroup. com/future-context. As part of these series of strategy paper, a welcome to all sectors of business to take part and collaborate with re-educating our understanding of strategy. A welcome to be involved with our ReEducating Series Papers: The Context – Strategy: thecontext@ strategicukgroup.co.uk. Strategic UK Group Ltd
8 | Acquisition International, April 2026 Best Applied AI Solutions Start-Up 2026 – Malaysia GenTech AI Sdn Bhd (GenTech AI) helps businesses to transform with Agentic AI Autonomous Solutions. This Malaysia-based AI and digital transformation company is very much focused on helping businesses build what it calls an “AI Workforce”, made up of AI-powered digital workers that automate communication, operations, and decisionmaking across the organisation. This makes much more room for those human touches while monotonous and complex tasks can be streamlined to save time, money, and stress. We take a closer look as the company wins its accolade in our Business Excellence Awards 2026. Contact: Simon Gan Company: GenTech AI Sdn Bhd Website: www.gentech-ai.com “Our core belief is simple: businesses should not scale purely by hiring more people, but by augmenting their workforce with AI.” From IT consulting to application development; business analytics to cloud application development; custom software development; mobile application development to SaaS development; and web development to Cloud management, GenTech AI is committed to providing only the best solutions with applied AI. The company’s very own Simon Gan shared: “Through our core platform, ServeAI, we enable companies to deploy AI workers for roles such as customer support, sales, recruitment, finance, and administrative operations. These AI workers operate 24/7, handling tasks like answering calls, qualifying leads, scheduling appointments, and managing workflows with speed and consistency.” With the successful positioning and deployment of its AI Workforce concept, where businesses can now deploy AI workers across multiple functions, from handling communications and customer service to managing sales pipelines and recruitment, GenTech AI has become synonymous with innovation. Simon enthused: “We have also expanded our solution ecosystem to include AI Phone Workforce (voice AI for inbound/outbound calls); AI Sales Workforce (lead generation and nurturing); AI Recruitment Workforce (candidate screening and scheduling); and AI Finance and Business Automation. These solutions allow businesses to operate faster, reduce dependency on manpower, and improve overall efficiency.” Redefining how businesses operate through the concept of AI Workforces, GenTech AI’s platform is not simply a new tool but it’s a new category of workforces as a whole. This practical AI adoption service is delivered to clients and businesses of all kinds, from SMEs to larger enterprises, to save time and protect the existing team. This means better speed, productivity, and peace of mind instead of being overwhelmed or overworked. Speaking of the difficulties the industry is facing, Simon told us: “One of the biggest challenges today is that many businesses are aware of AI, but struggle to implement it effectively. There is a gap between interest and execution, especially among SMEs with limited technical capability. Another challenge is the rapid evolution of AI itself. Businesses are overwhelmed by new tools, models, and trends, making it difficult to decide what is actually useful.” In response to this, AI innovation is a swelling subject across Malaysia, and GenTech AI is certainly the right place to find generative AI products and opportunities that aid business automation and transformation. “Our culture is entrepreneurial, fastpaced, and innovation-driven. We encourage rapid prototyping, continuous learning, and close collaboration between business and technical teams. This culture enables us to move quickly, stay ahead of trends, and consistently deliver solutions that are both innovative and practical.” To close, Simon shared: “Looking ahead to 2026, we see strong growth in demand for AI Workforce solutions across Malaysia and the region. Our focus will be on scaling our platform, expanding industry-specific solutions, and leading the adoption of Agentic AI in real business environments. We aim to be a key player in shaping how businesses transition from traditional workforce models to AI-augmented operations.” We are sure that the future ahead will be budding with even more opportunities for GenTech AI and its many clients, and it has been a delight to award the business with the title of Best Applied AI Solutions Start-Up 2026 – Malaysia.
April 2026, Acquisition International | 9 How Doing Less Can Drive More Impact for Bootstrapped AI Businesses n technology, scale is often treated as the ultimate proof of success. More customers, broader functionality, more potential. Growth is the primary goal. But for bootstrapped AI companies, that drive to do everything more often than not becomes a limitation. It drains resources, reduces product quality, and erodes focus, leaving you with a lot more of a lesser quality product. When capital is limited, doing less actually makes more sense, allowing you to focus on making something small and special. The strategic advantage of doing less There’s a persistent belief throughout the tech sector that product breadth equals a healthier market. If your platform can serve multiple industries and support numerous tasks, it will surely attract more users. It’s a logical assumption. In practice, however, spreading your focus across too many markets typically produces a diluted product. You may have more features, but you lose the depth and expertise that your customers demand. Because you can’t afford to put in the time, effort, and money to do everything well. Narrowing your scope can feel like narrowing your potential, but when you instead focus on solving a clearly defined set of problems for a specific audience, you open the door to both expertise and the creation of a product that people actually want. Of course, it’s a smaller group of people, but that can carry its own unexpected benefits. Instead of chasing a hypothetical broad market, you can design your product around the real-world needs of that distinct user group, solving their problems and making your product indispensable. Building for real workflows If you want to build an AI product that actually works and adds value to your targeted customer base, it needs to be able to integrate into its users’ daily routines. To achieve that, you have to understand what that means. The constraints the customers face. The language they use. The pressure points they experience. What they want help with. And how your tool can deliver that help. That is far easier to achieve when you work with a fully defined focus, rather than trying to please everyone. Because you can target your research, communicate with your audience, improve, and iterate. Feedback is clearer because it comes from a consistent audience with shared needs. Improvements are measurable against specific workflows. Over time, this creates a product that feels purpose-built, and this creates value for your business as well as your customers. Making your money matter Bootstrapping can carry an air of compromise, because it usually means that you don’t have the capital to experiment as you might wish. But that can bring exceptional focus. Rather than wasting time and money testing multiple industries, you have to make a decision and follow it through. It can feel restrictive, but it encourages concentration, enabling you to identify customer problems and focus on how to solve them, rather than being distracted. And that has additional benefits when it comes to AI development. AI models improve when trained on consistent, high-quality data. Concentrating on a specific vertical allows for cleaner datasets, more relevant training signals, and sharper outputs. So, the smaller your audience and the tighter your focus, the faster AI performance improves. And then there’s the additional benefit of marketing. When you’re targeting a smaller group, you can make sure that every message lands, increasing both efficiency and ROI as your customer knowledge grows. Making your tools essential When you serve a niche customer base, you don’t lose potential but increase your impact, because you can create tools that hold the potential to become a part of your customer’s infrastructure. Growing as you learn more about your customers and their needs. Take an AI-powered rendering platform designed specifically for independent architecture studios, for example. By focusing exclusively on visualisation workflows, material libraries, and client presentation formats within that sector, the company develops deep familiarity with how architects actually move from concept to deliverable. Over time, usage data reveals recurring friction around revision cycles and file handoff between design and render stages. Rather than expanding into broader construction tech, the startup refines its existing pipeline to reduce turnaround time on amendment requests and improve how outputs are packaged for client review. The product becomes more embedded in daily studio operations without straying beyond its domain. This approach strengthens customer loyalty because improvements feel directly relevant. The platform evolves in tandem with its users instead of drifting toward generic functionality. Refinement can be more valuable than expansion Adding value does not necessarily mean adding features. In most cases, improving accuracy, simplifying interfaces, and increasing reliability is far more valuable. Particularly when you’re working with a smaller group of users, because it builds trust and deepens dependence. The better you serve your core customer group, the more loyal they become. And with loyalty and consistency, your platform becomes integral to their workflows. That’s not to say that growth is undesirable, but rather that growth will come in time – if you get the fundamentals right. Once you’ve developed a product that your customers need and implemented systems that will continuously support them, that’s when you can think about scaling into adjacent markets, with stable revenue to support that growth. When resources are tight, a narrower focus ultimately helps you to achieve more. Because doing one thing well will always make more of an impression than doing a lot of things with limited capability. By Kacper Staniul, Co-Founder & CEO of MyArchitectAI, an AI rendering software that enables any architect or interior designer to create stunning renderings without specialized technical skills, expensive hardware, or hours to days of waiting per render. I
10 | Acquisition International, April 2026 Aug22499 Why Weak Commercial Agreements Can Derail a Promising Acquisition hy Commercial Agreements Matter in Acquisitions Commercial agreements are an important part of acquisitions, as they help manage potential issues between parties and protect their rights and interests. The acquiring company inherits these agreements, so if contracts are poorly structured, the buyer may face unexpected financial losses and operational challenges. Research shows that 7075% of mergers and acquisitions fail, and weak commercial agreements can be a fundamental cause. Key Contract Risks to Identify During Due Diligence A thorough contract review helps uncover risks that could derail a promising acquisition. Leaders and legal teams should focus on these key areas when evaluating their commercial agreements. 1. Hidden Liabilities and Legal Exposure Commercial agreements can contain clauses that create unexpected legal or financial obligations. A detailed legal review of commercial agreements is essential to uncovering any risks, small issues and potential points of contention before they become significant problems. Identify liabilities early and address them before closing. 2. Unclear Contract Terms and Obligations Contracts should clearly outline payment structures, deliverables, termination conditions, dispute resolution procedures and any relevant miscellaneous clauses. Ambiguous language can be a key reason why mergers and acquisitions fail, as unexpected disagreements, misunderstandings or obligations can derail them. A well-structured agreement reduces uncertainty, follows proper protocol and ensures both parties understand their responsibilities. It is a good idea to use plain and simple language to reduce confusion. Sentences should be short and headings can help break up information so the content is scannable. 3. Customer Relationships and Change-of-Control Clauses Customer contracts are a key aspect of an acquisition, as they reflect future revenue. However, some agreements include change-of-control clauses that allow clients to terminate or renegotiate contracts upon a change in ownership. This can be particularly damaging if a company depends on a small handful of major customers, as losing just one could harm the projected financial performance. Buyers must identify any provisions triggered by a change in ownership and try to engage with customers, particularly large ones, as early as possible in the process to confirm they will continue the relationship post-acquisition. The Importance of Thorough Due Diligence It is essential to commit to thorough due diligence in mergers and acquisitions. Even a small issue can derail a promising acquisition, leading to unexpected financial losses and operational challenges. All representations must be verified and potential risks identified. Proper documentation and careful legal review also ensure that all contracts comply with the protocols required for a business transaction. A structured, thorough approach identifies weaknesses early and avoids costly surprises after the deal is closed. Key areas to review include: • Customer contracts • Supplier and vendor agreements • Distribution and licensing agreements • Liability and indemnity provisions • Contract terms and enforcability • Change-of-control clauses • Exclusivity and non-compete clauses Reducing Risk Before Finalizing a Deal Companies should conduct comprehensive audits of all customer, supplier and vendor contracts before closing to reduce risks. They should identify change-of-control clauses and examine customer concentration to evaluate risks that could affect future revenue. Experienced, capable legal counsel should be appointed to review liabilities and obligations. Human-AI collaboration is having a profound impact across various sectors, but artificial intelligence shouldn’t be trusted to handle complex commercial agreements alone. These steps will reduce risk and give buyers a clearer picture of what to expect. Billions are spent on mergers and acquisitions each year, underscoring the imperative of thorough risk reduction. Ensure Acquisitions Reach Their Potential Weak commercial agreements are a common factor in unsuccessful acquisitions and mergers. Financial planning and marketing positioning are important, and they tend to be the more exciting aspects of an acquisition that leaders want to focus on. However, prioritizing the nittygritty details, such as contract terms and legal obligations, is essential. Buyers must carefully scrutinize a commercial agreement during the due diligence phase and conduct realistic risk assessments to ensure they know what to expect and that the deal can reach its planned potential. Mergers and acquisitions are often built around market opportunities and long-term growth, but some deals that look great on paper can pose serious problems after an agreement is reached. If a commercial agreement contains unfavorable terms, unclear obligations or unexpected liabilities, it can undermine the entire acquisition. Careful due diligence is essential when reviewing a commercial contract to ensure an acquisition reaches its potential. W
April 2026, Acquisition International | 11 Key Features • Precise financial reporting: It is known for timely, consistently accurate monthly financial reporting. • Comprehensive professional oversight: With a team consisting only of dedicated and certified accountants, Marshall Jones ensures that the bookkeeping foundation perpetually supports future strategic accounting needs. • Cloud-first accessibility: Clients get secure access to financial records through a robust digital infrastructure. Best Bookkeeping Service for Restaurants: Plate IQ The hospitality industry is unique in that it often operates on thin margins and complex, trend-reliant logistics. Service providers must understand the nuances of the food costs of changing menus and labor ratios. Plate IQ has consistently positioned itself as a reliable and relevant service provider. Key Features • Automation: Plate IQ utilizes artificial intelligence to digitize paper invoices and map them to specific GL codes. • Vendor management: It streamlines payments to food and beverage vendors to ensure consistency and efficiency. • Daily sales polling: PlateIQ pulls data straight from point of sale systems to help companies comprehensively understand their performance for the day. Best Bookkeeping Service for E-Commerce: Bench E-commerce businesses are still relatively new in the organizational role. With high-volume transactions and multichannel sales, such as from Amazon or Shopify, having a bookkeeping partner with both deep operational knowledge in the sector and a willingness to stay innovative and malleable is highly important. Bench provides a hybrid solution that brings together intuitive software and an experienced team. Key Features • Cross-platform structure: It effectively integrates with payment processors and e-commerce platforms to streamline financial operations. • Tax-related timeliness: Bench provides comprehensive year-end packages that are delivered on time. • Real-time cash flow tracking: It gives clients visual reports that help them understand factors such as inventory cycles. Best Bookkeeping Service for Law Firms: JurisBookkeeping The law requires compliance with complex multipartner distributions involving interest on lawyer trust accounts. Understanding the complicated ethical and reporting requirements set by state bar associations is nonnegotiable. JurisBookkeeping works exclusively with clients in the law industry, offering specialization and dedication to the sector. Key Features • Trust account reconciliation: It offers a specialized focus on managing clients’ retainers and trust funds. • Time and billing integration: JurisBookkeeping seamlessly connects data with industry-standard management software. • Partner reporting: Customizable reports track attorney productivity and distribution specifics. Finding the Perfect Bookkeeping Service Bookkeeping is far from a “set it and forget it” process. For companies that prioritize long-term growth, finding a proactive provider that cares about vision as much as the owners do is essential. Prioritizing partners that are specialized, dedicated and modern makes bookkeeping a strength rather than an obligation. How to Find the Right Bookkeeping Service for Your Business For high-growth businesses, successful scaling depends on attention to the small details. Having a strong sense of financial clarity grows in proportion to operational ambition and is both an administrative requirement and a strategic asset. However, with great expansion comes increasing complexity of managing accounts, often outpacing internal teams. This highlights the importance of having highly competent outsourced bookkeeping services that understand how complex financial data and industry-specific operational dictates intersect. A strong partner will be adept at both the granular details of bookkeeping and the broader, overarching trajectory of an institution’s accounts. A strong balance between the micro and macro aspects of bookkeeping is integral to finding a long-term partner that’s worth the investment. How Specialized Services Were Evaluated Identifying the absolute best choice for a bookkeeping institution goes far beyond a service provider that understands the fundamentals of accounting. Sector-specific expertise is essential for building real longevity, serving as a strategic asset rather than a data-entry performer. 1. Specialized Expertise With the sheer number of business types in the world today, finding a generalist provider that claims operational competence in every industry is unlikely to be the optimal choice. From the complex reality of capital interest in real estate to the deep regulatory understanding required to address COGS in manufacturing, high-level specialization in bookkeeping will always be ideal. This ensures minimal audit errors and guarantees accurate financial statements. This also entails having a strong team of certified accountants and advisers, ensuring that expertise and execution can come together. Having timely tax readiness and efficiency for financial statements is nonnegotiable in the world of accounting. 2. Strategic Mindset Understanding the fine details of data and numbers is vital. It is equally important that bookkeeping institutions have a “macro” perspective on the business’s strategic direction, offering broader, more overarching advisory guidance on financial matters such as tax optimization. 3. Scalability and Digital Infrastructure For businesses with ambitious growth plans, it’s important to find a bookkeeping service provider with scalable capabilities that align with institutional ambitions. This efficiency is highly reliant on having strong digital foundations. As transaction volumes increase, having the right online infrastructure that keeps processes seamless is key. Best Bookkeeping Service for Real Estate Companies: Marshall Jones The real estate sector requires high specialization in accounting and advisory services. From complex depreciation schedules to multi-entity tracking, real estate companies must identify providers with established industry experience. Marshall Jones stands out as a premier choice for business leaders in the sector, blending high-level expertise with a modern, 100% online delivery model that ensures maximum accessibility and convenience. This makes it one of the best bookkeeping services for real estate companies.
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