Deals
SK Capital, a private investment firm focused on the specialty materials, chemicals and pharmaceuticals sectors, is to to acquire Perrigo API, Perrigo Company’s active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) business.
As part of the transaction, the parties have agreed to enter into a long-term supply agreement for Perrigo API to supply multiple existing commercial and pipeline APIs to Perrigo. The transaction is expected to close during Q4 2017, before which a new trade name will be selected and announced for the Business.
Perrigo API is a leading developer and manufacturer of generic APIs and finished dose forms (“FDF”) with operations primarily
NSR Invest and LendingRobot have merged to create a new combined independent advisory platform for alternative lending. Lend Core LLC, the parent company of NSR Invest, acquired Algorithmic, and all its assets, including the LendingRobot website and technology.
The combination brings together two highly complementary companies, each with an excellent reputation in the alternative, marketplace lending industry, also called peer lending. The joint team will combine its knowledge in the industry, investment algorithms, machine learning and blockchain technologies with the goal of providing steady investment returns to more than 8000 clients.
The websites, operating, and trading systems of NSRinvest.com
Stonehenge Growth Capital has made an investment in PosiGen that will enable the solar company to expand operations in Connecticut and provide clean energy technology to hundreds of low- to moderate-income Connecticut households.
Stonehenge Growth Capital, a subsidiary of Stonehenge Capital Company, made the USD5 million investment through the Invest CT program. Solar panels installed by PosiGen have already reduced the energy cost burden faced by over 10,000 families across four states, including Connecticut, New York, Louisiana and Florida. Stonehenge’s investment will allow PosiGen to provide an additional 750 rooftop solar panel systems to further reduce Connecticut households’ energy costs.
Sverica Capital Management (Sverica) has acquired a majority interest in Women’s Health USA (WHUSA). The investment is Sverica’s fourth investment from Fund IV.
Based in Avon, Connecticut, WHUSA is a national physician practice management organisation focused on women’s health, including OBGYN and In Vitro Fertilisation. WHUSA provides physician practices with a full suite of practice management solutions including revenue cycle management, payor contracting, EMR & technology management, financial & accounting, risk management, and others. WHUSA’s unique model creates true partnerships, which allow affiliate physician groups to retain their identity and autonomy while providing best-in-class operational management, capital for growth, and
Stonehenge Growth Capital has made an investment in PosiGen that will enable the solar company to expand operations in Connecticut and provide clean energy technology to hundreds of low- to moderate-income Connecticut households.
Stonehenge Growth Capital, a subsidiary of Stonehenge Capital Company, made the USD5 million investment through the Invest CT program. Solar panels installed by PosiGen have already reduced the energy cost burden faced by over 10,000 families across four states, including Connecticut, New York, Louisiana and Florida. Stonehenge’s investment will allow PosiGen to provide an additional 750 rooftop solar panel systems to further reduce Connecticut households’ energy costs.
EmergeVest, an international private investment firm, has completed the first inaugural exit from its debut fund, EmergeVest Fund LP.
In connection with the successful merger of its portfolio company, JD United Holdings Limited (JDU), with Taiwan-listed Roo Hsing Co, EmergeVest completely exited its investment in JDU, generating more than two-times invested capital and an IRR above 25. Consideration for the transaction is not being disclosed.
Headquartered in Changzhou, Jiangsu, China, JDU has 25 manufacturing facilities across Asia and Africa, producing apparel for leading international brands and retailers, such as Levi Strauss, Gap, Fast Retailing, Primark and C&A. The merger
Middle-market private equity firm Wynnchurch Capital has completed the sale of Senco Holdings (Senco) to Kyocera Corporation (KYO), a supplier of cutting tools, industrial ceramics, electronic components, printers, copiers, solar power generating systems, mobile phones and semiconductor packages.
Headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, Senco is a designer, manufacturer and marketer of branded fastening tools and collated staples, nails and screws. For over 60 years, the Senco brand has been recognised around the world as one of the leading names in residential construction and industrial manufacturing. Wynnchurch acquired Senco in July of 2009.
Frank Hayes, Co-Managing Partner at Wynnchurch, says: “Senco
Palamon Capital Partners is to acquire Business School24, the education and training unit of Il Sole 24 ORE, Italy’s leading business newspaper.
Palamon will acquire 49 per cent of the Company at an enterprise valuation of EUR80 million with a call option to acquire an additional 2 per cent in May 2018. The sale agreement has arrangements in place for Palamon to acquire additional equity with Il Sole agreeing to retain a minimum 20 per cent strategic stake in the Company going forward.
Business School24 is a leading player in the tertiary education segment in Italy and provides professionally-oriented education and training. Established
Funds advised by Bregal Unternehmerkapital have sold their majority holding in enterprise resource planning (ERP) provider proALPHA.
These shares were acquired by the management team and by funds advised by the international investment firm Intermediate Capital Group (ICG). Bregal will remain involved in the further development of proALPHA through a continuing interest. The transactions are pending, subject to approval by competition authorities.
proALPHA is one of the largest providers of ERP solutions for medium-sized manufacturing and trading companies in the DACH Region. Customers use its flexible and scalable ERP solution to control all processes along the value chain. Over
Columbia Pacific Advisors, a Seattle alternative investment firm, is to sell Talyst Systems, a market leader in pharmacy automation solutions based in Kirkland, Washington, to Swisslog Healthcare, asupplier of medication management and supply chain solutions and services.
The sale is a successful exit for Columbia Pacific Advisors’ growth capital strategy, which acquired Talyst Systems, LLC in 2015 and used its deep expertise in domestic and international healthcare management to strategically position the pharmacy automation company. Talyst’s service area of hospitals and long-term care facilities dovetailed perfectly with Columbia Pacific Advisors’ experience.
“We are excited for Swisslog Healthcare and Talyst
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