Alcedo buys 55% of Italy's Nahrin Swiss Care
Italian mid-cap buyout house Alcedo has purchased a 55% stake in cosmetics and nutritional supplements manufacturer Nahrin Swiss Care via its fourth fund, Alcedo IV.
As part of the deal, the founders and existing shareholders Elvio Lonardi and Stelvio Andreis will retain the remaining 45% stake in the business.
The deal marks the second acquisition for the GP's 2015-vintage vehicle, Alcedo IV, which held a final close in May 2016 on €195m. The fund made its maiden investment in February, acquiring Arezzo-based general contractor Exa Group.
Company
Founded in 1990 and headquartered in Villafranca di Verona, Nahrin produces cosmetics and vitamin-based nutritional supplements.
According to local press reports, the business generates aggregate turnover of €22.4m with €4.7m EBITDA.
People
Alcedo – Franco Valvasori, Maurizio Tiveron, Sonia Lorenzet (partners).
Nahrin Swiss Care – Elvio Lonardi, Stelvio Andreis (founders).
Advisers
Equity – Nctm Studio Legale (legal); Studio Russo De Rosa (tax).
Vendor – UBS (M&A); Studio Cavalleri (legal); Studio Notarile Restuccia & Stucchi (legal).
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