Siparex backs Groupe Mauffrey
Siparex has invested in Groupe Mauffrey, a French provider of road transportation services for bulk goods, taking a 10% stake.
Siparex invested in the company via its Siparex Midcap 2 fund, which held its €130m final close in June 2012, having launched in March 2011 and held an interim close on €120m in January 2012.
According to the firm, the transaction has also helped in the preparations for the managerial transfer of the business to the third generation of the Mauffrey family.
The company is planning to expand its operations on a national scale, having historically operated predominantly in the north east of France. Mauffrey has already expanded by creating a network of 25 branches.
Company
Founded in 1954 and headquartered in Saint-Nabord, Mauffrey is a provider of road transportation services for packaged goods and dry and liquid bulk goods.
The company has a fleet of 1,200 vehicles. It employs 1,620 staff and expects to have generated €171m last year.
People
Dominique Mauffrey is the managing director of Mauffrey. Managing partner Pierre Bordeaux-Montrieux and senior investment manager Nathanaël Martin worked on the deal for Siparex.
Advisers
Equity – Cabinet Ratheaux, Gaétan de la Bourdonnaye, Valérie Ciancia (Legal); Advance Capital, Arnaud Vergnole (Financial due diligence).
Company – Eponyme Partners, Jean-Michel Galliot, Fabrice Aurousseau, Baptiste Planat, Sybille Vervel (Corporate finance); Gate Avocats, Julien Mougel (Legal).
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