SPAIN - Basque country Sgcer backs industrial player
Basque government private equity firm Sgcer, and local savings banks BBK, Kutxa and Vital have acquired a 16.3% stake in industrial company Ramón Vizcaíno in a deal valued at EUR 4.5m. The remaining stake is retained by the company’s owners.
The company specialises in the design, manufacture and installation of temperature control systems and services.
Sgecr was created in 1985 by the Basque country government through Sociedad para la Promoción Industrial (Spri). It aims to carry out temporary minority acquisitions in local companies. It’s financial sponsors are Spri (70%), BBK (10%), Kutxa (7%), Vital (3%), MCC Inversiones (7%) an Viana (3%).
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