Meeschaert buys My Mobility

The French GP, specialising in lower-mid-cap businesses, is investing alongside the management team, led by Jean-François Pech.  

The transaction sees holding company la Compagnie d'Anjou and investment company Martek, led by Marcel Katz, divest after having owned the business since 2013. The founders of the business have also sold their stakes.

The GP will support My Mobility in diversifying its services and in its digitalisation process.

Company
Founded in 2012 and based in Vert Saint Denis, the company transports around 6,000 children with reduced mobility every day on school roads, but also provides transport for senior customers.

Operating via its subsidiaries JL International and ST2S, the business is aiming to generate revenues of €40m in 2018. 

People
My Mobility - Jean-François Pech (CEO).
Meeschaert Capital Partners - François Tranié (managing partner).

Advisers
Equity - Mayer Brown, Emily Pennec, Fanny Rech, Antoine Riom (legal); Olivier Parawan, Rémy Bonnaud (tax); KPMG, Antoine Bernabeu, Oxana Pozvonkova (financial due diligence); La Garanderie Avocat, Marie-Alice Jourde, Stéphanie Serror (ESG due diligence);  Archery Strategy Consulting, Marc Durance, Remy Bonnery (commercial due diligence).
Company - Hoche Société d'Avocats, Grine Lahreche (legal).
Vendor - Natixis Partners, Anne Hiebler, David Feiner, Thibault Duriez (M&A); Bersay et Associés, Jérome Bersay (legal); BM&A, Alexis Thura, Laurent Peny (financial due diligence). 

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