Corpfin exits Bravo Enterprises
Corpfin Capital has sold its majority stake in Bravo Enterprises, a Spanish company specialising in aluminium smelting and machining, to Spain-based automotive components manufacturer Teknia for an undisclosed sum.
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NB Renaissance, Chequers to exit Biolchim to trade
US conglomerate J.M. Huber has agreed to buy the Italian specialty fertilizers producer
ArchiMed reaps 4x on Bomi sale to UPS
Deal is first full exit from specialist healthcare investor's maiden mid-market fund
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Buy-and-build specialist looks for portfolio add-ons as it contemplates hitting the road for a new fund in 2023
Summa opens North American office
Three existing partners will lead the California office, which is the GP’s first beyond Europe