Armonia to buy Arrigoni
Italian private equity firm Armonia is buying a 70% stake in agricultural textiles manufacturer Gruppo Arrigoni, Unquote understands.
The deal gives the company an enterprise value of around €55m, which equates to approximately 8x its 2019 EBITDA.
Following the transaction, the founding Arrigoni family will retain the remaining 30% in the business and continue to lead the company.
Armonia will deploy equity from its Armonia Italy Fund, which was originally launched with a €700m target – subsequently reduced to €250m – and held a final close on €280m in July 2018.
The vehicle invests equity tickets of €25-75m in Italian SMEs operating in the food, luxuries, pharmaceuticals, lifestyle and services sectors. It is now around 60% deployed.
Company
Established in 1936 and headquartered in Uggiate Trevano, near Como, Gruppo Arrigoni produces textiles, nets, woven meshes and synthetic fabrics for the agriculture industry.
It generates EBITDA of around €7m from revenues of approximately €30m.
People
Armonia – Alessandro Grimaldi (CEO).
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