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TPG Growth has made a USD75 million investment in Precision for Medicine, Inc. Additional details of the transaction have not been disclosed.
Precision for Medicine is a specialty services company that supports pharmaceutical and life sciences companies through development and commercialisation. The Company helps its clients develop products, demonstrate economic value, validate outcomes and build differentiation within the healthcare marketplace. For TPG, Precision for Medicine marks the Firm’s latest addition to a growing list of investments in some of the healthcare industry’s most innovative companies.
“TPG Growth leverages unparalleled healthcare expertise from across the TPG platform to identify companies
Ridgewood Private Equity Partners (RPEP) has made an investment of approximately USD100 million in the Neptune Regional Transmission System (Neptune), a 65-mile submarine power transmission cable connecting New Jersey and Long Island.
Neptune has capacity of 660-Megawatt high-voltage direct-current that is fully contracted with the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) under a long-term agreement. Since initiating operation in mid-2007, Neptune has provided, on average, approximately 20 per cent of the electricity for Long Island.
"The Neptune transmission line is a terrific energy-focused infrastructure asset that offers both current yield and attractive capital appreciation potential," says Ross Posner, who leads RPEP
IMAP Hungary-MB Partners and Concorde Corporate Finance have merged to form Concorde MB Partners, offering M&A advisory services in Hungary.
The new company has several decades of transactional experience and expertise, both in the large capital markets segment and private transactions (Concorde) and the SME segment (IMAP Hungary-MB Partners).
The merger reflects the significant changes that have occurred in the Hungarian M&A market since the early 2000’s following in the steps of the German economy. There, the key to competitiveness is not based on larger companies, but by locally owned mid-sized companies scattered around the countryside “Mittelstand”. The birth
Horizon Technology Finance Corporation has led a USD12 million venture loan facility for Digital Signal Corporation (DSC).
DSC, a specialist in human identification and identity management solutions, is backed by leading venture capital firms, including SilverHaze Partners and Novak Biddle Venture Partners. DSC will use the proceeds for working capital purposes.
“We are pleased to lead this venture loan facility for DSC,” says Gerald A Michaud, President of Horizon. “The company’s 3D facial recognition technology provides a differentiated security and fraud prevention solution, which has significant commercial applications in both the public and private sectors. Our growth capital will
Funds advised by CVC Capital Partners (CVC) have taken a significant minority stake in PT Softex Indonesia.
With market-leading brands – Sweety, Softex and Confidence – PT Softex Indonesia boasts top three market share positions across the baby, adult and feminine care product categories. PT Softfex Indonesia is perfectly positioned for growth, which will be further accelerated by CVC’s growth capital investment.
Indonesia is the fourth most populous country in the world, with 45 per cent of Indonesia’s 250 million people under the age of 25 – a trend that is set to continue, with approximately four million children expected
Catella acted as financial advisor to EQT in connection with the acquisition of Eton Group from Litorina. Catella also advised on Orkla-owned Cederroth’s sale of Allévo to Karo Bio.
“These transactions once again demonstrate the value of Catella’s specialist knowledge and broad network of contacts for M&A transactions in the consumer sector. Furthermore, Catella has during the year been involved in a number of transactions in the sector as financial advisor, including on the ownership changes in Teknikmagasinet, Linas Matkasse and Swereco Group,” says Fredrik Bergholm, Head of Catella Consumer.
Catella acted as financial advisor to EQT in connection
Salvepar has invested EUR25 million in equity and convertible bonds of France-based health and fitness gym provider Neoness alongside the two founders, Céline Wisselink and Marie-Anne Teissier, who stay in control of the company.
Neoness is the first French fitness network to offer competitive prices (standard offer at EUR10 per month) while keeping quality infrastructures and services in line with premium networks: large and spacious gyms, Precor equipment, group classes with coaches under LesMills and Zumba licenses.
Transparency and conviviality are Neoness’ core values, with the aim of making fitness available to the largest number: clear and simple prices,
Monroe Capital acted as sole lead arranger and administrative agent on a USD25.1 million senior credit facility to support the acquisition of Complete Nutrition by private equity sponsor Dominus Capital.
Based in Omaha, Nebraska and founded in 2005, Complete Nutrition is a distributor of high-quality nutritional supplements and franchisor of health-focused retail stores with a concentration on providing effective sports nutrition, weight loss management, and general health programs for customers.
The company focuses on providing personal service, less intimidating store environments, and high quality products to help people live a healthy lifestyle. Complete Nutrition works with various health care
HIG Capital, LLC (“HIG”), a leading global private equity investment firm with $19 billion of equity capital under management, is pleased to announce that its portfolio company
Eletromidia, a portfolio company of HIG Capital, has completed strategic investments in DMS Publicidade Mídia Interativa (DMS) and Telefónica On The Spot Soluções Digitais Do Brasil (TOTS).
DMS and TOTS operate out-of-home advertising in the subway systems of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, respectively.
These transactions significantly expand the reach and depth of Eletromidia’s advertising network, providing more value to clients and agencies. With over 11 million unique impacts daily
German technology investor Target Partners posted the most active year for investment in 2015 since the founding of the firm in 1999, putting EUR25 million to work in 17 financing rounds for tech startups.
New portfolio firms included Dedrone (drone protection, Kassel), Swarm64 (database acceleration, Berlin and Oslo), Sicoya (silicon photonics chips, Berlin) and NavVis (3D indoor mapping and navigation, Munich). Follow-on rounds with new co-investors included Falcon Social (social media management, Copenhagen), tado° (intelligent home climate control, Munich), adjust (mobile app tracking and analytics, Berlin) and So1 (individual price promotions, Berlin).
“2015 was the most active year in
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