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MIGAL GROUP

Acquired by

EQUINOX

ITALY Industrial Equipment EV [1m EUR - 100m EUR] 06/2021

Target

MIGAL GROUP

Acquirer

EQUINOX

Context

Equinox acquired a 60% majority stake in MIGAL Group. The transaction was structured as a partnership with the founding family, who reinvested significantly to retain a 40% minority stake and continue leading the operational management. The deal creates a platform to accelerate international growth, particularly in the US, Canada, and UK markets. It also establishes a war chest for external growth, with the aim of acquiring complementary players in the forging and machining industry.

MIGAL GROUP, which reported an EBITDA margin of LOGIN in 2021, is valued in this transaction at an EV/EBITDA multiple of LOGIN, representing a LOGIN discount to the 10.5x average currently observed in the Industry & Manufacturing sector.

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Target

Founded in 1983 in the Corporate heartland of Brescia, MIGAL Group is a leading European player in process engineering and the production of complex components made from non-ferrous metals (brass, copper, and aluminum). The group comprises three entities: MIGAL S.r.l., Metal Technology S.r.l., and Zucchetti Mario S.p.A. It specializes in hot forging and high-precision mechanical machining, serving critical industries such as water management, electricity, gas, and medical sectors. Its product portfolio includes water meter shells, fluid control valves, high-pressure pump components, and switchgears.

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Historical Financials (EUR)

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Other operations with MIGAL GROUP

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