Deals
Segulah IV has entered into an agreement to acquire KP Components.
KP Components, which was founded in 1969 by Poul Krogh Pedersen, offers complex machined metal components for hydraulics, power generation and fluid transportation.
KP Components’ head office is located in Spjald, Denmark. Its products are distributed broadly across Europe and the US, where KP Components established production facilities in 2011.
The sellers in the transaction are the Danish private equity fund Capidea Kapital and Industri Udvikling.
Chief executive Martin Krogh Pedersen will remain as a significant minority owner subsequent to Segulah’s acquisition together with management.
Omnes Capital has sold its stake in Emalec Développement to the firm’s management team which is taking full control of the company.
Based in Saint-Genis-les-Ollières, close to Lyon, Emalec is involved in maintenance, electrical, air conditioning systems and multi-technical repair works at branch networks in France including specialist retailing, bank networks and service stations.
The company is one of a few to specialise in multi-site maintenance.
Omnes Capital invested in Emalec Développement in 2007 through an owner buy out together with the founding managers and supported the company for six years. It backed its market share development strategy
HIG Capital has completed the sale of its portfolio company MagnaCare to an investor group led by an affiliate of Goldman Sachs, Pamplona Capital Management, and the MagnaCare management team.
Based in New York, MagnaCare is a health plan services company offering a broad range of healthcare administrative services and access to a proprietary provider network of approximately 95,000 individually contracted physicians, hospitals and other healthcare providers.
MagnaCare currently provides services to approximately 850,000 members and manages approximately USD1.5bn of annual health care expenses.
After acquiring MagnaCare in 2010, HIG partnered with management and invested significant resources in
The Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) are making a joint investment in Cotton Way, a Russian commercial laundry and textile management company.
RDIF and EBRD will together invest RUB3.6bn (USD109m), with each party contributing 50 per cent.
The funds will be used by Cotton Way to continue to invest in facilities by constructing high efficiency laundry factories in key regions of Russia to further strengthen its market position and diversify its customer base.
Cotton Way provides commercial laundry and textile rental services to both local and national state organisations,
CCBR-SYNARC and BioClinica have signed an agreement to merge their companies to create a global provider of specialised outsourced clinical services.
The combined company will offer a portfolio of services uniquely tailored to conducting and managing global clinical trials on behalf of the world’s premier pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies.
Jeffrey McMullen, vice chairman of inVentiv Health, will serve as chairman of the combined company. Mark Weinstein, president and CEO of BioClinica, will serve as CEO.
McMullen, who has more than 40 years of experience in the drug development industry, says: “This is a ground-breaking merger that will bring
Private equity firm Resilience Capital Partners has acquired Mill City TEC, a provider of civil and electrical construction and maintenance services to the wireless industry in the Upper Midwestern US, via a newly-formed company, Mill City Communications.
Mill City Communications is Resilience Capital Partners' second add-on acquisition by its Aero Communications investment platform, which it acquired in October 2012.
Aero Communications is a provider of customer-focused technology solutions to broadband and wireless providers, businesses, public venues, government facilities and residential subscribers.
Steven Rosen, co-CEO of Resilience Capital Partners, says: "We welcome the entire Mill City organisation to
JTC Group, an independent provider of private client, fund and corporate services, has acquired a substantial book of private client business from Herald Trust Company Limited, which is no longer part of the Herald Group.
In addition to purchasing the client book, 27 Herald directors and staff based in Jersey have transferred to JTC Group’s St Helier offices, ensuring continuity of service for clients and securing a significant number of local jobs as part of the growth of the wider JTC Group.
Nigel Le Quesne (pictured), group chairman and CEO of JTC Group, says: “The purchase of this book
EquityMetrix, a technology-enabled service provider of big data solutions to land data management issues in the oil and gas industry, has secured a USD5m growth investment from Peterson Partners.
The funding will accelerate the development of new services to help manage oil and gas operating companies, mineral interest owners and energy investors identify revenue underpayments and misallocations.
“Peterson Partners’ deep experience in growth equity investments makes them the perfect strategic partner for us,” says Tom Agnew, CEO and founder of EquityMetrix. “On average, we recover one per cent of total revenue, which has unlocked tens of millions of dollars
Metric Capital Partners (MCP) has completed its new financing facility for Leobersdorfer Maschinenfabrik (LMF), an Austrian headquartered provider of compressor systems.
Headquartered in Leobersdorf, Austria, LMF provides high-pressure piston compressor systems and has leading global positions in niche industrial applications in the oil and gas value chain.
The company is a technological and innovation leader and enjoys strong customer relationships with a well-diversified global customer base, which it has served for more than 60 years.
LMF’s products have a long track record of deployment in extreme conditions such as the production of oil and gas under extreme heat
Signature Group Investments (SGI), in partnership with a private equity group, has purchased a pool of non-performing and performing loans from a New York City based community bank at the end of December 2013.
This transaction is the first portfolio loan sale that this bank has conducted.
Nick Jekogian, chief executive of SGI, says: "Signature prefers doing deals with community banks. There are about 6,800 of them across the US, and many are still holding the liabilities of non-performing loans on their books. SGI's programme allows banks to eliminate these liabilities and the costly burden of managing non-performing assets."
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