
Sherpa Capital buys Bolfor
Sherpa Capital has acquired flexible packaging firm Bolfor with the intention to merge it with current portfolio company Polibol.
The GP also increased its stake in Polibol, its maiden investment, from 60% to 80% as part of the transaction. The merged group will exceed €40m in revenues and €5m in EBITDA.
Sherpa acquired a 60% stake in Polibol as part of a leveraged buyout in December 2010, according to unquote" data. Corporate finance adviser Improven initiated the deal on behalf of the vendor, Alberto González Campos, who acquired Polibol in a deal valued at €14m in 2006 and retained the remaining 40% of equity.
Sherpa Capital contributed less than €6m in equity to the deal from its eponymous fund, which was launched in November 2010 with a target of €30m.
Company
Based in Valdemoro, Bolfor is a flexible packaging firm that employs 43 staff. The firm has a wide range of PVC, polypropylene and polyethylene products. Its products are certified for use in food packaging.
People
Eduardo Navarro is executive chairman of Sherpa Capital.
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