Halder closes trio of deals
Halder has had an active month, completing three transactions.
It first acquired a 60% stake in Dutch industrial services company Numac Groep. The founders and management retain the remaining shares.
It has also acquired a majority shareholding in Dutch fashion chain Ter Stal. The management will obtain a substantial shareholding following the transaction.
Finally, Halder sold its stake in Geveke to ABN Participaties, which it acquired in January 2005 through a Holland Corporate Finance-led auction, while management kept a minority stake.
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