Carlyle-backed Codorníu bolts on Gleva Cellars
The Carlyle Group-backed cava maker Codorníu Raventós has acquired Spanish wine producer Gleva Cellars.
Following the merger, Gleva Cellars CEO Ramón Raventós Basagoiti will be appointed as CEO of the combined group.
Carlyle acquired a 68% stake in Spanish cava producer Codorníu Raventós from the company's founders, the Raventós family, in June 2018. The transaction valued the company at €390m, which equates to around 15x its forecast 2018 EBITDA. The GP deployed capital from Carlyle Europe Partners IV, a buyout fund that held a final close on €3.75bn in July 2015, hitting its hard-cap.
Company
Based in Tiana, near Barcelona, Gleva is a cava producer. It markets its wine under the brand names Parxet, Mont-Ferrant, Titiana, Tionio, Basagoiti, Portal del Montsant and Raventós de Alella.
The company generated revenues of €15m in 2017, according to press reports.
People
Codorníu Raventós – Alex Wagenberg (chair).
Gleva Cellars – Ramón Raventós Basagoiti (CEO).
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