Amundi PE et al. back EMP Rotomoulage MBI
A consortium of GPs has acquired a minority stake in Entreprise Métallo Plastique (EMP) Rotomoulage, a France-based industrial plastic parts manufacturer, while entrepreneur William Digne secured the remainder.
Amundi Private Equity Funds (Amundi PEF), Unexo, NCI and BNP Paribas Développement have together acquired a minority stake.
The sons of EMP's founder, brothers Cyril and Samuel Delamaire, have sold their stakes in the company.
Company
Founded in 1987 and based in Dol-de-Bretagne, EMP is an industrial plastic parts manufacturer, with a focus on rotational molding techniques. Its products are used in the construction, environmental, and breeding and equestrian sectors.
EMP has a workforce of 40 people and recorded revenues of €11m in 2016.
People
EMP Rotomoulage – William Digne (director).
Amundi Private Equity Funds – Amar Douhane (partner).
Unexo – Mélanie Hebert (director).
Normandie Capital Investissement – Anne-Cécile Guitton (director).
BNP Paribas Développement – Yannick Carré (director).
Advisers
Vendors – KPMG (corporate finance, financial due diligence); MBA Avocats (legal).
Equity – TM Partenaires (corporate finance); Joffe & Associes (legal); Advolis (financial due diligence); Apollo (legal).
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