FSN in SEK 347m Troax exit
Nordic GP FSN Capital has sold shares worth SEK 347m in Swedish metal mesh panel producer Troax, fully exiting its holding in the company.
The sale comes seven months after the GP floated Troax on the Stockholm stock exchange, where the company achieved a market cap of SEK 1.535bn.
FSN's share sale sees it divest its final 18% stake in the company at a price of SEK 96 per share, up SEK 30 per share on the listing price of SEK 66.
Previous funding
The exit brings to a close FSN's ownership of Troax, which began following an SBO from Swedish GP Accent Equity in December 2012, made through the GP's €375m FSN Capital III fund.
Accent had acquired Troax from the Segulah-owned Gunnebo industrial group in November 2010. In October this year, Accent again carved out a Gunnebo subsidiary when it bought Nordic Traction.
Company
Headquartered in Hillerstorp, Troax is a metal mesh panel producer for the robotics, material handling, logistics and property protection sectors.
Founded in 1955, the group generated revenues of €90m in 2014, with an EBITDA of €18m, and employs 400 people.
People
Peter Möller is a partner at FSN.
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