M&A Manager

About the job

Location: Mumbai, India Work Type: Full-Time (Hybrid) Experience Required: 5 – 10 Years Industry: Consulting / Strategy About The Client: • We are hiring on behalf of our client, one of India’s leading diversified industrial groups with a strong presence across automotive, energy, and engineering sectors. The organization is focused on accelerating growth through strategic investments, innovation, and inorganic expansion initiatives. Job Overview: • We are looking for an experienced M&A Manager to support the organization’s inorganic growth strategy through acquisitions, strategic investments, and partnerships. Key Responsibilities: • Build and manage a strong pipeline of potential acquisition targets • Conduct financial analysis, valuation modeling, and deal assessments • Lead due diligence activities across financial, operational, and strategic areas • Support transaction structuring, negotiations, and deal execution • Drive post-merger integration planning and synergy realization • Align M&A initiatives with long-term corporate strategy and growth plans • Prepare insights and materials for leadership, board, and investor discussions Must-Have Qualifications: • 5–10 years of experience in M&A, corporate development, investment banking, or transaction advisory • Background in Private Equity, Big-4 transaction advisory, or tier-1 consulting firms • Hands-on experience closing buy-side M&A transactions • Strong expertise in financial modeling, valuation, and deal analysis • Experience managing due diligence processes and transaction execution.

Requirements

• M&A
• Financial Modeling
• Valuation
• Deal Analysis
• Due Diligence

Preferred Technologies

• M&A
• Financial Modeling
• Valuation
• Deal Analysis
• Due Diligence

About the company

We are hiring on behalf of our client, one of India’s leading diversified industrial groups with a strong presence across automotive, energy, and engineering sectors. The organization is focused on accelerating growth through strategic investments, innovation, and inorganic expansion initiatives.