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10/2026

GET ENGAGED acquired by SAMY

SAMY acquired Get Engaged, the Atlanta-based social-first agency specialising in creators, talent and entertainment, in a deal announced in October 2026. The consideration combined cash and shares and valued the agency at more than $100 million, alongside additional resources to fund its growth. At the time, Get Engaged employed more than 120 people across Atlanta, New York, Nashville and Los Angeles. Its founders and leadership stayed with the business, with Alex Dermer taking the role of chief executive, and the Get Engaged brand was kept as SAMY’s US arm. The purchase gave SAMY scale in the United States as it pursued growth in social and creator marketing there. It followed the agency’s global account wins with Unilever Foods and Barilla and the appointment of Anabela Bonuccelli as its US managing director, and came after a series of European acquisitions, including Intermate in Germany and team5pm in the Netherlands. Bridgepoint, which had become SAMY’s majority shareholder in February 2025, backed the transaction. The Raine Group advised Get Engaged.

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10/2026

ODIDO acquired by APAX PARTNERS

Funds advised by Apax Partners agreed at the end of September 2026 to buy out the stake held by co-investor funds advised by Warburg Pincus in Odido Netherlands Holding, leaving Apax as the sole private equity shareholder of the Dutch telecom operator. The transaction valued the company at an enterprise value of XXX, and was structured as a transfer of the Warburg Pincus funds’ shares to the Apax funds, subject to regulatory approvals and consultation of employee representatives. The two firms had owned Odido together since 2022, when they bought the business from Deutsche Telekom and Tele2. Over that period the operator rebranded from T-Mobile Netherlands to Odido, modernised its mobile network and secured access to a national fibre footprint. The buyout followed approaches for the company from other parties, including the Saudi state-backed group STC, and came after Odido shelved a planned flotation in Amsterdam earlier in the year. Chief executive Søren Abildgaard and the management team stayed in place, and Apax committed to remain a long-term owner, funding further investment in the network, in customer service and in the company’s digital inclusion work. Stibbe and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett advised Apax on the transaction.

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10/2026

NEXTENERGY acquired by ANWB ENERGIE

ANWB signed an agreement to acquire the whole of NextEnergy, the Utrecht-based electricity supplier, subject to approval by the Dutch competition authority, the Autoriteit Consument & Markt. The purchase would add NextEnergy’s roughly 90,000 customers to the approximately 200,000 already supplied by ANWB Energie. Both companies sold electricity on dynamic contracts priced hour by hour, and NextEnergy brought its own platform combining energy supply with services that charge electric cars and home batteries during the cheapest hours. ANWB presented the deal as a step towards a larger position in the Dutch energy market, noting that a growing share of its members drove electric vehicles, whose running costs depend largely on the price of electricity, and said it intended to turn the combined capabilities of the two businesses into new products for its customers. Until the regulator cleared the transaction, ANWB Energie and NextEnergy were to operate as separate companies, with no change to contracts, terms or apps for customers of either. The two sides planned to work out during 2027 how they would operate together, and to inform customers well in advance of any change affecting them. The ANWB works council issued a positive opinion on the takeover before it was notified to the regulator.

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10/2026

PARAGON FILMS acquired by ATLANTIC RIDGE and GRAFINE

Atlantic Ridge Capital agreed on 13 October 2026 to acquire Paragon Films, the Oklahoma stretch film manufacturer, from Rhône Group, at an enterprise value of XXX, an EV/EBITDA multiple of XXX on an EBITDA of XXX. Grafine Partners, an early institutional backer and investor in Atlantic Ridge’s first fund, invested alongside the lead sponsor, and the management team joined them in the transaction. Completion was expected in the fourth quarter of 2026. It was the debut investment of Atlantic Ridge, the New York firm founded in 2024 by Eytan Tigay, who had been chief investment officer of Rhône, the seller. Rhône had itself bought Paragon in 2021 from Wellspring Capital Management, and ran the sale through William Blair, with the process reaching its second round by July. At the time of the deal, Paragon served more than 20,000 end users, under a management team led by chief executive Darin Tang that had been in place for more than a decade. Atlantic Ridge planned to fund product development in both stretch film and thin-gauge shrink film, extend the range into new product categories, widen the offer based on post-consumer recycled material, invest in artificial intelligence and automation, and pursue acquisitions taking Paragon’s technology into new regions. UBS Investment Bank, BMO Capital Markets and Santander Corporate & Investment Banking provided committed debt financing, with BMO and Santander also acting as financial advisers to Atlantic Ridge, while William Blair and UBS advised Paragon Films.

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10/2026

XYPEX acquired by TorQuest Partners

TorQuest Partners acquired Xypex Chemical Corporation, the Richmond-based maker of crystalline concrete waterproofing products, in a transaction announced on 26 April 2021. The Toronto private equity firm, which invests in mid-market Canadian companies in manufacturing, industrial products and chemicals, took control of a business then selling in more than 100 countries and employing around 170 people. Founded in 1968, Xypex makes admixtures, coatings, dry shakes and repair materials whose crystalline technology blocks water from penetrating concrete and reactivates to seal cracks when water returns. Its products are specified by engineers and architects on critical infrastructure, including water and sewage systems, transport networks, underground structures and marine works, both for new construction and for restoration. TorQuest set out to accelerate the company’s growth and extend its international presence, and appointed an independent director with experience of nineteen acquisitions, mostly at Sika, to its board. Under that ownership Xypex expanded abroad, including the purchase of its Australian distributor, before TorQuest sold the company to Saint-Gobain in October 2026.

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10/2026

AMBIENTA and 21 INVEST take majority stake in ENERGREEN

Ambienta acquired a majority stake in Energreen, the Vicenza-based manufacturer of vegetation management machinery, from 21 Invest and founder Daniele Fraron, investing through its Ambienta IV fund. The deal valued Energreen at an enterprise value of XXX, an EV/EBITDA multiple of XXX, for revenue of XXX and an EBITDA of XXX, an EBITDA margin of XXX. 21 Invest had held its interest through Capitoloventotto, with the rest of the capital split between Daniele Fraron and Ivo Fraron, and both sellers reinvested alongside Ambienta with minority stakes. 21 Invest had taken control in June 2022, buying the company from the Fraron family while leaving them a minority holding and Daniele Fraron the operational leadership. Over that period Energreen more than doubled its turnover and expanded abroad, reaching almost 200 employees and earning 75% of its revenue outside Italy, with the United States accounting for a growing share. Ambienta drew up a new industrial plan with Daniele Fraron and the management team, built on further expansion in the United States and Europe, organically and through acquisitions, alongside investment in research and development and in operations. The fund based its case on growing demand for specialised machines to maintain vegetation and protect critical infrastructure. It had already invested in the sector through Cap Vert, a French green space maintenance group and a customer of Energreen, which it agreed in June 2026 to sell to the Belgian investment company Gimv. Ambienta was advised by Mediobanca on M&A and debt, BCG on commercial due diligence, EY on financial and tax matters, Pedersoli Gattai on legal aspects and financing, Facchini Rossi Michelutti on structuring and Ramboll on ESG.

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