Peak Rock backs packaging specialist AMB
US-headquartered private equity firm Peak Rock Capital has acquired AMB, an Italian manufacturer of films for food packaging.
The GP bought a majority stake in the company, while the founding Marin family and the management team retained a minority holding.
Peak Rock is currently investing via its second fund, which targets mid-market companies based in North America and Europe. The GP held a final close in January 2018 for Peak Rock Capital Fund II and Peak Rock Capital Credit Fund II, reaching a combined $1.3bn hard-cap and exceeding the initial $900m target.
Peak Rock Capital Fund II is dedicated to equity investments in mid-market businesses, where the GP can support management in driving rapid growth and profit improvement through operational and strategic changes. Peak Rock Capital Credit Fund II focuses on non-control debt investments, including both primary and secondary credits.
Peak Rock intends to support AMB's growth through geographical and customer base expansion, product innovation, and potential add-on acquisitions.
Company
Established in 1969, AMB is a manufacturer of rigid, flexible printed and laminated films for food packaging. The company also offers design, prototyping and tooling services to its customer base, which includes food manufacturers and packaging thermoforming companies.
AMB is headquartered in San Daniele del Friuli, near Udine, and has five production facilities and operations across a number of European markets, including the UK and Germany.
Employing 430 staff, the company generates annual revenues of around €180m.
People
AMB – Bruno Marin (CEO).
Peak Rock Capital – Anthony Disimone (CEO); Alex Dabbous (managing director of Peak Rock Capital Europe).
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