Energy transition consultancy CoralPoint and renewable energy intelligence firm Brinckmann Group have completed their previously announced merger, the companies said.
In a joint statement, the firms said the deal brings together CoralPoint’s global footprint and suite of strategic, technical and sustainability services with Brinckmann’s commercial advisory practice, market intelligence platform and supply chain expertise.
“The merger unites CoralPoint’s global presence and comprehensive suite of strategic, technical, and sustainability services with Brinckmann’s well-established commercial advisory practice, market intelligence platform, and deep supply chain expertise,” the companies said.
“Together, the firms will offer clients a truly end-to-end solution spanning all renewable energy technologies and technology enablers, including onshore wind, offshore wind, solar PV, green fuels and energy infrastructure.”
CoralPoint operates across Europe, the Americas and Asia Pacific, while Brinckmann Group is headquartered in Aarhus, Denmark and Hamburg, Germany. The merged business will maintain offices in key renewable energy hubs including Aarhus, Basingstoke, Edinburgh, Hamburg and New York.
CoralPoint Managing Partner Emilie Reeve said the deal represents a major step for both firms.
“This merger marks a transformative moment for both organisations and, most importantly, for our clients navigating the complexities of the energy transition,” Reeve said.
“By formally combining our organisations, we’re creating a powerhouse that can deliver clarity, strategic direction, and operational excellence at unprecedented scale.”
Brinckmann Group Managing Partner Carsten Brinck said clients would gain from the integrated offering.
“At Brinckmann, we have built a strong reputation, over many years for supporting clients on complex commercial decisions through a combination of commercial advisory, deep market intelligence, and corporate M&A support,” Brinck said.
“Our clients will benefit from an integrated offering that supports confident decision-making and delivery across projects, investments and the supply chain.”
The companies said the transaction closed on Feb. 16 following regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Law firm Lester Aldridge acted as legal counsel and PwC served as financial adviser to CoralPoint, while Bech-Bruun advised Brinckmann Group shareholders.
