Bradley Houston Team Named Finalists for the 24th Annual M&A Advisor Awards

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Bradley has been named a finalist for the 24th Annual M&A Advisor Awards for deals led by Houston partners David B. Sheinbein and Amy Moss. The annual awards recognize the leading transactions, restructurings, deal financings, products and services, firms and professionals across several categories, with the winners announced at a gala held during the 2025 Future of Dealmaking Summit in New York City on November 19.

Bradley is a finalist in multiple categories stemming from Mr. Sheinbein’s and Ms. Moss’ roles in two significant deals completed within the past year, including the sale of Amran, LLC and Narayan Powertech Pvt. Ltd. to Standex International Corporation, completed in October 2024, and the acquisition of Pedestal Pro by ASSA ABLOY, completed in April 2025.

Mr. Sheinbein and Ms. Moss led the representation of the sellers in the $462 million cross-border sale of U.S.-based Amran, LLC and India-based Narayan Powertech Pvt. Ltd. (Amran/Narayan Group) to Standex International Corporation (NYSE: SXI), a U.S. manufacturer of advanced sensor and magnetic power technologies. The transaction, which marked Standex’s largest acquisition in its history, included structuring of parallel U.S. and India deals, simultaneous closings, and navigation of complex regulatory and compliance issues. The firm’s work on this deal earned recognition as a finalist in three categories for deals valued between $250 million to $500 million, including Corporate/Strategic Deal of the Year, Industrials Deal of the Year, and M&A Deal of the Year, and also in the Cross-Border Deal of the Year category for deals valued between $100 million and $1 billion. Bradley has already won two industry awards for this transaction, including an M&A Advisor Deal of the Year Award from M&A Advisors 16th Annual International M&A Awards and recognition on the 2025 Middle-Market Deals of the Year list by Mergers & Acquisitions.

Additionally, Ms. Moss represented Pedestal Pro, a U.S. manufacturer of access control pedestals, bollards, and innovative mounting solutions, in its acquisition by Swedish public company ASSA ABLOY, a global leader in access solutions for physical and digital spaces. The transaction earned Bradley recognition as a finalist in three categories for deals valued between $25 million to $50 million, principally Corporate/Strategic Deal of the Year, Industrials Deal of the Year, and M&A Deal of the Year, as well as being named a finalist in the Cross-Border Deal of the Year category for deals valued under $100 million.

Mr. Sheinbein has a nationwide M&A practice in which he has closed over a billion dollars in business transactions. He focuses on corporate transactional work for private and public middle-market companies, and he has experience in the energy, real estate, manufacturing and financial services industries.

Ms. Moss represents public and private companies in a broad range of national and international M&A, corporate, finance, real estate, and commercial transactions. Her practice is focused on M&A, corporate and debt restructurings, private placements and securities, joint ventures, commercial lending transactions, executive compensation and corporate governance. In addition, Ms. Moss’ clients seek her advice and assistance for a wide range of general counsel type legal services.

Finalists and winners of the M&A Advisor Awards are selected through a multi-tiered methodology involving an evaluation by independent judges that review submissions based on the deal profile, challenges and benefits. Click here for complete list of finalists for the 24th Annual M&A Advisor Awards.

The M&A Advisor was founded in 1998 to offer insights and intelligence on mergers and acquisitions, establishing the industry’s leading media outlet. Today, the firm is recognized as the world’s premier leadership organization for mergers and acquisitions, restructuring, and corporate finance professionals, delivering a range of integrated services to accelerate the pace of dealmaking.