Deals
Valence Surface Technologies (Valence) has acquired H&W Global Industries (H&W), a provider of surface treatment for highly engineered products in the aerospace and defence market in the North East region of North America.
H&W, located in Blairsville, Pennsylvania, provides surface treatment to many leading US defence platforms and maintains key approvals with strategic A&D primes such as Northrop Grumman.
Founded in 2002 by husband and wife, Jean-Pierre Habets and Sandra Habets, H&W provides a wide variety of metal finishing services, including anodising, electroplating, and industrial painting, specialising in BR-127 bond primer for leading defence applications. H&W operates out of
UpperStage.Capital has acquired Talius, a British Columbia-headquartered cleantech building materials company. Talius has been Canada’s premier supplier of high-end rollshutters and habitat screens for over forty years, and is UpperStage’s first private equity acquisition.
“After 20 years in cleantech and impact venture capital, developing a new hands-on investment model with our 8-person team has been a rewarding challenge,” says UpperStage CEO Keith Gillard. “Talius represents a perfect example of our investment thesis: A bootstrapped company with world-class products, ready to compete globally, and seeking new leadership to rocket to the next level of success.”
Ken Shi, co-founder of the USD5
The Riverside Company is to sell its investment in ACTINEO to global data analytics provider, Verisk (Nasdaq:VRSK).
RealEats, a meal delivery service that makes it simple for people to enjoy the nutritional benefits of real food, has raised USD16.3 million in a Series A funding round.
The round was led by Hamilton Lane (NASDAQ: HLNE) on behalf of the New York State Common Retirement Fund, which participated through its co-investment fund managed by the firm, and also includes health and wellness retailer GNC, Armory Square Ventures, and Excell Partners.
“We are thrilled to partner with such highly strategic and supportive investors who share our vision for a healthier food future,” says Dan Wise, founder & CEO, RealEats
The IK Small Cap III Fund, alongside management, is to acquire Plastiflex Group NV (Plastiflex) from 3d INvestords. Financial terms of the transaction have not been disclosed.
Clearwave, a SaaS platforms in digital patient engagement, has secured a strategic growth investment from Great Hill Partners, a private equity firm that invests in high-growth, disruptive companies.
Great Hill’s investment will accelerate Clearwave’s go-to-market capabilities and product innovation, and will enable the company to enhance growth through hiring, continued R&D investment and strategic M&A to expedite its product roadmap – all in order to better serve Clearwave’s fast-growing list of healthcare provider clients. Frontier Growth will remain a significant investor in Clearwave.
“As an early innovator in digital patient intake solutions we’re proud of our industry-leading customer traction and
Golden Gate Capital, a private equity investment firm, has partnered with Founder and CEO, Robert Peterson, to recapitalised All My Sons, a provider of moving and storage services.
Peterson will continue to lead the Company from its headquarters in Carrollton, TX and will remain a significant shareholder. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Founded in 1992, All My Sons is a family-owned business with nearly 30 years of moving experience. Operating 75 locations across 29 states, the Company is primarily focused on local moves with professional and efficient moving services designed to meet a wide range of customer needs. All My
easyvet, a US-based walk-in veterinary clinic group, has closed a USD7 million Series A funding round led by Relevance Ventures.
Founded in 2013, easyvet is dedicated to making pet care more convenient and affordable for pet parents and clinic ownership easy for veterinarians and investors. The easyvet franchise model is transforming veterinary medicine, lowering the costs of quality care for pets, meeting the needs of pet parents and veterinarians, and allowing more vets the freedom to start their own practice.
This round of funding is led by Relevance Ventures, an early-stage investor based in Nashville, Tennessee, and the only non-tribe
Clearview Capital Fund III (Fund III), an affiliate of Clearview Capital, has sold its majority interest in Controlled Products Acquisition Corp and its subsidiaries (Controlled Products) to Sentinel Capital Partners (Sentinel), a private equity firm that invests in middle market companies.
Terms of the transaction, which closed on 25 October, 2021, have not been disclosed.
Controlled Products is a manufacturer and distributor of premium quality synthetic turf solutions. From its headquarters and manufacturing facilities located in Dalton, GA, Controlled Products has built a broad multi-brand presence through a large dealer distribution network, as well as 27 corporate and franchise
Amplify, a publisher of next-generation curriculum and assessment programmes, has raised USD215 million in a growth funding round with Learn Capital and A-Street Ventures, as well as existing investor Emerson Collective.
The funding will accelerate Amplify’s remarkable growth in providing students and teachers with high-quality, digital-forward instructional programs and helping districts address unfinished learning from the pandemic. Rob Hutter from Learn Capital and Marc Sternberg from A-Street Ventures have joined the company’s board, currently made up of Emerson Collective Managing Director and XQ Institute CEO Russlynn Ali, Amplify CEO Larry Berger, Monarch Global Strategies President and CEO Michael Camuñez, Emerson
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