At what enterprise value was MAISONS DU MONDE acquired in 2016?

During the acquisition of MAISONS DU MONDE by PUBLIC MARKETS (IPO) in 2016, the company was valued at an estimated revenue multiple of below 5x. The transaction's Enterprise Value is estimated to be in the range of 1b - 4b EUR. By registering for free, you get access to complete and exact transaction details including enterprise value, revenue, and EBITDA. Additionally, our database shows that the Retail & Consumer industry currently tracks an average EBITDA multiple of 11.0x, providing a valuable benchmark for this transaction.

What was the EV/EBITDA of MAISONS DU MONDE when it was acquired by PUBLIC MARKETS (IPO)?

The estimated EV/EBITDA multiple for MAISONS DU MONDE is in the range of 10x - 18x. For comparison, the Retail & Consumer sector currently shows an average EBITDA multiple of 11.0x. Join our community for free to access full valuation data and industry trends.

When was MAISONS DU MONDE acquired by PUBLIC MARKETS (IPO)?

MAISONS DU MONDE was acquired by PUBLIC MARKETS (IPO) in 2016.

What was the revenue of MAISONS DU MONDE at the time of the deal?

The revenue of MAISONS DU MONDE at the time of the deal is estimated to be in the range of 450M - 900M EUR. Register for free to access the full transaction report and exact valuation multiples.

What was the EBITDA of MAISONS DU MONDE during the acquisition?

MAISONS DU MONDE's EBITDA is estimated to be in the range of 50M - 100M EUR. Join our community for free to access complete and exact deal data.

What is Enterprise Value (EV)?

Enterprise Value (EV) is a measure of a company's total value, often used as a more comprehensive alternative to equity market capitalization. EV includes in its calculation the market capitalization of a company but also short-term and long-term debt as well as any cash on the company's balance sheet.

What is the EV/EBITDA multiple and why is it used?

The EV/EBITDA multiple is a financial ratio that compares a company's Enterprise Value (EV) to its Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization (EBITDA). It is widely used in M&A and valuation because it allows for comparisons between companies with different capital structures and provides a clear view of operational profitability.

How is the data for the MAISONS DU MONDE acquisition sourced and is it reliable?

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05/2016

MAISONS DU MONDE went public

FRANCE Retail / Specialized Retail / Home & DIY EV 1b - 4b EUR

Context

Maisons du Monde successfully completed its initial public offering (IPO) on Euronext Paris in May 2016, marking a key milestone in the group's evolution following several leveraged buyout (LBO) cycles. The transaction was structured as a global offering, combining a new share issue and a sale of existing shares by historical financial shareholders, including Bain Capital. The IPO raised approximately €330 million, with a fixed price of €17 per share, resulting in a market capitalization of around €769 million at the time of listing. The deal's structure was based on a balanced allocation of approximately €160 million in primary proceeds, intended to strengthen the company's balance sheet and reduce debt, and around €170 million in secondary proceeds, allowing for partial liquidity for existing investors. This transaction provides Maisons du Monde with a more solid financial foundation to accelerate its growth, while enabling shareholder funds to secure a gradual exit in favorable market conditions. The success of the operation reflects the attractiveness of the group's omnichannel model, positioned in the accessible furniture and home decor market, combining physical retail and e-commerce.

In the past, the company had already been the subject of several LBOs, notably led by Apax Partners / Lbo France in 2007 and Bain Capital in 2013. These multiple LBO cycles illustrate the strong appeal for this type of asset.

MAISONS DU MONDE, which reported an EBITDA margin of LOGIN in 2015, is valued in this transaction at an EV/EBITDA multiple of LOGIN, representing a LOGIN to the average currently observed in the Retail & Consumer sector (11.0x).

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Target

Founded in 1996 by Xavier Marie, Maisons du Monde is a specialty retailer of home decor and furniture, catering to the mass market across all areas of the home. The company has developed a unique concept that combines international inspiration, frequent collection updates, and affordable pricing, enabling it to appeal to a broad customer base seeking diverse decorative styles. The brand offers a highly diversified range of products, including furniture, decorative items, textiles, and accessories for both indoor and outdoor spaces. Its business model is built on a strong international sourcing capability and a curated selection of products inspired by global trends, which are regularly refreshed to maintain a high level of in-store appeal. This approach sets Maisons du Monde apart from more traditional players in the furniture sector.

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List of similar M&A transactions (Date, Acquirer, Target, Country, Sector, Deal Context)
Date	Acquirer	Target	Country	Sector	Deal Context
06/2013	BAIN CAPITAL	MAISONS DU MONDE	FRANCE	Retail	The transaction marks the sale of Maisons du Monde to Bain Capital, following a competitive process involving several private equity players, including Axa Private Equity and PAI Partners. LBO France, Apax Partners, and NiXEN Partners, which had held a stake in the group since the secondary LBO in 2008, are divesting their interest in this deal, while management retains a significant stake to ensure strategic and operational continuity
04/2007	APAX PARTNERS / LBO FRANCE	MAISONS DU MONDE	FRANCE	Retail	Apax Partners and LBO France have formed a 50-50 consortium to acquire Maisons du Monde through a secondary leveraged buyout (LBO), following a competitive sale process. The transaction allows the two funds to take control of approximately 70% of the French home furnishings and decoration specialist's equity, succeeding the previous investor duo of Barclays Private Equity and Ixen, which had supported the company's initial growth phase
06/2005	BARCLAYS PRIVATE EQUITY / NATEXIS INDUSTRIE	MAISONS DU MONDE	FRANCE	Retail	The transaction involves a joint acquisition of Maisons du Monde by Barclays Private Equity and Natexis Industrie through a management buyout (MBO), with the goal of supporting the company's next phase of growth

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Valuation range: EV 1b - 4b EUR

Revenue range: 450M - 900M EUR

EBITDA range: 50M - 100M EUR

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