KLABIN FRAGRANCES acquired by TURPAZ INDUSTRIES

This transaction represents the transition of Mearthane Products Corporation from a family-founded mid-market business into a well-capitalized institutional platform, marking the fourth corporate investment executed via Compass Group Fund II. The transaction is designed to inject the growth capital and strategic corporate development resources necessary to transform a localized polymer specialist into a scaled, multi-technology consolidator of the highly fragmented advanced materials and thermoset polyurethane sectors

Motion Equity Partners acquired a majority stake in Tournaire alongside the founding family to accelerate the group's global development and industrial modernization. The strategic rationale is built on two pillars: geographical expansion into new high-growth markets and the capitalization on the environmental trend favoring aluminum as a sustainable, recyclable alternative to plastic packaging. Motion intends to leverage Tournaire's unique product range to capture market share in the pharmaceutical and fine chemical sectors while implementing an ambitious buy-and-build strategy to consolidate the specialized technical packaging market in Europe and North America

This bilateral transaction represents the 100% equity buyout of Esbelt by NetCo Group through the Richemon Group International holding structure, fulfilling Ardian's investment thesis of capturing margin expansion via cross-border upstream vertical integration. The acquisition achieves the complete exit of the founding Trius Traserra family (via the Intriu holding) and Italian financial co-investor Lariat, while establishing management continuity by retaining Chief Executive Fede Segura to preserve the target's engineering expertise and local market relationships

The acquisition of a majority stake in Clayens Group by One Equity Partners marks the exit of the previous majority shareholder, Siparex, which alongside existing co-investors and the incumbent management team led by CEO Eric Pisani, will reinvest as minority partners to maintain corporate continuity. Under Siparex’s stewardship since 2019, the group scaled its operations from €273 million to over €350 million in trailing twelve-month revenue, primarily driven by the execution of four strategic add-on acquisitions that expanded its geographic and technological footprint

This public-to-private merger transaction represents the complete delisting of Trecora Resources from the New York Stock Exchange via a cash tender offer executed by Balmoral Funds, concluding an intensive seven-month formal strategic review process that involved outreach to 72 financial and strategic counterparties. The transaction was catalyzed by public market underperformance and constructive friction with major activist shareholders, including Bradley L. Radoff, prompting the board to implement a limited-duration shareholder rights plan to stabilize the competitive bidding environment and maximize common equity cash returns

This primary recapitalization transaction formalizes the partnership between LFM Capital and Novex, representing the second platform acquisition out of LFM’s third fund and marking the transition of the business from a family-run enterprise into an institutionalized manufacturing platform. The deal structure features an extensive equity rollover by founder and Chief Executive Officer Chuck Lynn alongside his family, preserving complete executive alignment, safeguarding proprietary product-formulation intellectual property, and ensuring stable customer relationship continuity across the wholesale network

The executive team of Safic-Alcan successfully organized a new Management Buyout (MBO) to reorganize its capital and reinforce management control. The transaction values the group above €1.0 billion, a significant milestone following a period of record growth. The deal marks a leadership transition, with Yann Lissillour succeeding Martial Lecat as CEO. A key feature of this transaction is the expansion of the employee shareholder base, with the goal of having over 500 employees holding equity. The financial sponsors provided a mix of equity and bond financing (obligations) to allow the management team to "re-lever" and strengthen their majority position

The Carlyle Group has announced its intention to acquire Altadia Group, the world's largest manufacturer of intermediate products for the production of ceramic tiles. This strategic acquisition will enable Carlyle to strengthen its presence in the materials sector and capitalize on the growth of the ceramic market. The acquisition of Altadia Group is the result of a sale process led by Lone Star Funds, which had acquired the group in 2017. Carlyle plans to finance the acquisition through a senior secured term loan and a senior secured revolving credit facility

The transaction involves the sale of Castello Italia's entire share capital to the ARaymond Group, marking the first divestment by investment fund Arcadia Small Cap II after a three-year holding period characterized by the institutionalization of the target company. Arcadia had acquired 75% of the shares in August 2018 from Chemical Project Holding, which retained 25% to support the industrial development plan. Under this governance, the company achieved significant dimensional growth, increasing its workforce by 70% and raising its revenue to over 30 million euros, accompanied by a doubling of its operational profitability

The acquisition of Coventya by Element Solutions Inc represents a major turning point in the professionalization of the surface treatment sector, signaling a shift toward global industrialized chemical platforms. The strategic rationale for this transaction centers on a "portfolio-synergy" play, merging Coventya’s industry-leading technical operational depth in specialty plating with Element Solutions Inc's massive global scale and R&...D infrastructure. This structural alignment provides the combined organization with the scientific hardware required to address the increasing complexity of global supply chains, specifically the rising demand for lightweight aluminum treatments and sustainable hybrid-vehicle components