
Azulis Capital leads Brunel SBO
A private equity consortium led by Azulis Capital has acquired household cleaning products manufacturer Brunel from ING Parcom, Abénex Capital and CIC Investissement Nord.
Azulis now owns a majority stake in the business. It was joined by Gimv, BNP Paribas Développement, Synergie Finance, Croissance Nord Pas de Calais and the company's management.
CIC Nord Ouest and Crédit Lyonnais arranged senior debt for the acquisition, which was further syndicated to BCMNE, BCME, Crédit du Nord, Société Générale and BNP Paribas.
The former shareholders wanted to sell the retail customers operations of Groupe Doucet, which they acquired in 2004, to better focus on the group's trade customers.
Lille-based Brunel manufactures household cleaning products, including products for floors and other surfaces, wood restoration, metal restoration and other materials, and insecticides. Its products are marketed for specialised distribution, especially through large DIY chains. In 2010, the group achieved a turnover of €62m with a total staff of 260 people.
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