Private equity firm based in Dublin is on the lookout for a chemical or multi-product company based in Europe in need of recapitalization, with its own independent business unit for the production of pure solvents as well as services for regenerating and re-valorising solvents from industrial waste, in order to make a majority investment.
Initial contact should ideally involve a brief outline of the target company’s production capacity and the state of its facilities, which applicants are invited to forward to the attention of B. O’Sullivan.

The CEO of a company with registered headquarters and production facilities in Germany, active in the B2B production and distribution of photovoltaic inverters for producing electricity from renewable sources, inverters for wind generators, inverters for pumping and water treatment and a wide range of pre- and post-sales services targeting a business clientele (80% non-domestic), is considering the possibility of establishing a partnership by making from 30% to 45% of its share capital available to economic actors capable of creating significant industrial/commercial synergies.
The key data contained in the last financial statement are as follows: € 89,250,000 turnover, EBITDA at € 3.8 million, total employees 170, net financial position € -5.66 million.
Following initial displays of interest on the part of eligible parties, the author of the proposal will gladly present a detailed information memorandum.

A company positioned among European leaders in the production of fasteners (screws, nuts, pins ...) for the auto industry is looking to acquire companies located outside Europe that are focused on the same product segment and boast a significant customer base.
Any negotiations will be carried out with the appropriate discretion and professionalism.

Consultancy firm announces that a well-known British brand of leather goods and accessories for men and women, distributed primarily through the company’s online shop, is up for sale. The company is selling off this asset in order to finance the further international expansion of its store-based sales network, and it is open to considering a possible commercial/financial partnership with a “suitable counterpart,” potentially including an off-continent company.
More information and details will be provided to those who express specific interest.

An international oil company, obliged to downsize its number of aircraft “to and from” offshore platforms due to the ongoing difficulties facing the oil and gas sector, is considering selling off part of its fleet, namely 8 AS 332 Super Puma civil-version helicopters still in good working condition.
Interested parties will be given a thorough informational document about this opportunity.