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Ducker Carlisle
Global Consulting, Strategy, and M&A Services
About Ducker Carlisle
Named one of America's Top Management Consulting Firms 2026 by Business Insider, Ducker Carlisle is a global market research, strategy consulting and M&A advisory firm that helps the world's largest companies and private equity firms optimize business performance and accelerate growth. Founded in 1961 with offices across the US, Germany, France, UK, India and China, the firm leverages proprietary data, deep industry knowledge and proven methodologies to deliver tailored, industry-specific insights and recommendations across the automotive, heavy truck & equipment, building and construction, and private equity sectors.
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Presence & Recognition
Ducker Carlisle team will attend the University of Michigan's 2026 BBA and OYM Career Fair on September 11.
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Products & Services
Ducker Carlisle is developing a repair layer for A08 Labs to update a machine's self-model locally, verify corrections, and let it continue operating.
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Research & Knowledge
Ducker Carlisle tracks oil change prices across the U.S. using credit and debit card transaction data covering the top 15 providers including Valvoline, Take 5, and Jiffy Lube.
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Research & Knowledge
Ducker Carlisle ran the numbers with Aftershare, their credit and debit card data product that monitors the auto aftermarket, showing oil change transaction amounts up 6.2% in a year and inflation up 3.5%
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Research & Knowledge
Ducker Carlisle released the CSS 2026 report citing that 42 percent of Americans identified a chain service center as their primary service provider in 2025, up from 20 percent in 2020.
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Research & Knowledge
Ducker Carlisle published the U.S. Construction Industry Outlook by Concrete Products, tracking the South's growing dominance across residential, nonresidential, and nonbuilding segments.
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Research & Knowledge
Ducker Carlisle published an analysis by Amy Marzonie and Christopher Fisher speaking with Modern Distribution Management about mid-market distributor performance gaps and operational improvements.
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