CCMR Conseils
M&A advisory for owners and executives of French SMEs and mid-sized companies
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About CCMR Conseils
CCMR Conseils advises on business sales, acquisitions and financing, supporting clients from initial planning through closing. Its work includes confidential sale processes, identifying acquisition targets and arranging financing for growth, acquisitions or ownership transfers.
The firm serves executives of SMEs and mid-sized companies. It is based in Marseille and was founded in 2017; the registry lists 1–9 employees.
Product: Advisory services for business sales, acquisitions and financing.
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