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Deals Closed in Q1 2018 36 | BUYOUTS | April 2, 2018 www.buyoutsnews.com DEALS CLOSEDCLOSED IN IN Q1 Q1 2018 2018 Sponsor Target Value ($Mil) Industry 10th Magnitude (Alex Brown), Pamlico Capital (Scott Stevens) Northwest Cadence High Technology 1315 Capital, Ampersand Capital Partners, Genoptix CynoGen 1.000 Healthcare 32 Equity (Kevin LaForce), Bain Capital, Blue Star Sports (Alex Alt), Genstar Capital (Eli Weiss), Providence TeamINN High Technology Equity Partners (Marco Ferrari) 32 Equity (Kevin LaForce), Bain Capital, Blue Star Sports (Alex Alt), Genstar Capital (Eli Weiss), Providence Skyhawks Sports Real Estate Equity Partners (Marco Ferrari) 32 Equity (Kevin LaForce), Bain Capital, Blue Star Sports (Alex Alt), Genstar Capital (Eli Weiss), Providence Eclipse Timing Consumer Products/ Equity Partners (Marco Ferrari) Services 32 Equity (Kevin LaForce), Bain Capital, Blue Star Sports (Alex Alt), Genstar Capital (Eli Weiss), Providence eCamps Sports Network Retail Equity Partners (Marco Ferrari) 32 Equity (Kevin LaForce), Bain Capital, Blue Star Sports (Alex Alt), Genstar Capital (Eli Weiss), Providence CrazyRaise High Technology Equity Partners (Marco Ferrari) 9 Story Media Group (Vince Commisso), Zelnick Media Capital (Strauss Zelnick) Out of the Blue Enterprises Media & Entertainment ABDD Capital (Erica Wishnow), Orangewood Partners (Alan Goldfarb) Taco bell (24 Outlets, Louisville) Consumer Products/ Services ABRY Partners (Brent Stone), U.S. Dermatology Partners (Geoff Wayne) Dr. Robert Silverman, Fairfax Healthcare ABRY Partners (C. J. Brucato), HarbourVest Partners, Mesirow Financial, Platinum Equity (Tom Gores), GovPayNet High Technology Securus Technologies (Robert Pickens) ABRY Partners (John Hunt), North American Dental Group, The Riverside Company (Hal Greenberg) Tf Dental Group Healthcare ABRY Partners (Nicolas Massard), BSO Network (Michael Ourabah) Apsara Networks Telecommunications ABRY Partners, Aegis Sciences Ameritox Healthcare ABRY Partners, Apollo Investment, Confie Seguros (Cesar Soriano), GoldPoint Partners, HarbourVest Day & Read Financials Partners (David Zug) ABRY Partners, Apollo Investment, Confie Seguros (Cesar Soriano), GoldPoint Partners, HarbourVest Blue Ridge Insurance Financials Partners (David Zug) ABRY Partners, NSM Insurance Group (William McKernan) TranSpec Financials Accel-KKR (Dean Jacobson) Bright Market High Technology Accel-KKR (Fred Sturgis), IntegriChain (Kevin Leininger) Medical Communication High Technology Technologies Accel-KKR, Apollo Investment, Ares Capital, Genstar Capital (Eli Weiss), HarbourVest Partners, Insight Sharefaith High Technology Venture Partners (Deven Parekh), Ministry Brands Access Industries (Leonard Blavatnik), Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (Avik Dey), Energy Capital Calpine 5600.000 Energy & Power Partners (Tyler Reeder) Ace Gathering (Michael Clinard), Rock Hill Capital (Stacey Wells) Recoil Energy Systems Energy & Power ACG Materials (Paul Harrington), H.I.G. Capital (Keval Patel), Medley Capital Kelly Limestone Consumer Products/ Services ACON Investments (Aron Schwartz) True Value Retail Acuity Eyecare Holdings (Eric Anderson), Riata Capital Group (Jeff Fronterhouse) 20/20 Image Eye Centers Healthcare Adams Street Partners (Jeffrey Burgis), AmWINS Group (M. Steven DeCarlo), Dragoneer Investment Group Seacoast Brokers Financials (Marc Stad), New Mountain Capital (Alok Singh), Public Sector Pension Investment Board (James Pittman) Addison Capital Partners (Brian Miller), GWS Tool Group (Rick Mcintyre) Alliance CNC Cutter Grinding Industrials Services Addison Capital Partners, Banyan Investment Partners (John Miller), Global Healthcare Partners (Douglas Norquay Technology Materials Rogers), MPD Chemcials (Carrington Smith) Advanced Environmental Monitoring, Union Park Capital (Peter McGuire) OneRain High Technology Advantum Health (Venkat Sharma), Fulcrum Equity Partners (Philip Lewis) Med Advantage Consumer Products/ Services AE Industrial Partners (David Rowe), Applied Composites (Bill Boisture) San Diego Composites Industrials AEA Investors PPC Industries Industrials AEA Investors, Apollo Investment, TricorBraun (Keith Strope) Package All Industrials AEA Investors, PPC Industries (Neil Shillingford) Apex Resource Technologies Industrials Aeterna Capital Partners, LendingPoint (Tom Burnside) LoanHero Financials AIA (US) (Matthew Gresge), McNally Capital OfficeZilla Industrials Air Filtration Holdings (Brandon Ost), Duchossois Capital Management, The Edgewater Funds (Daniel RoboVent Industrials Skowronski) www.buyoutsnews.com April 2, 2018 | BUYOUTS | 37 DEALS CLOSED IN Q1 2018 Sponsor Target Value ($Mil) Industry Air Medical Group Holdings (James Momtazee), Ardian (Edouard Boscher), Koch Equity Development American Medical Response 2400.000 Healthcare (Brett Watson), Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (Ming Lu) Alberta Investment Management (Peter Teti), ERM Group (Keryn James), OMERS Private Equity (Mark BrownFlynn Consumer Products/ Redman) Services Alera Group (Alan Levitz), Genstar Capital (J. Ryan Clark) IMG Benefits Group Financials Alera Group (Alan Levitz), Genstar Capital (J. Ryan Clark) Wilson Albers & Company Financials Alera Group (Alan Levitz), Genstar Capital (J. Ryan Clark) HR Benefit Advisors Consumer Products/ Services Alera Group (Alan Levitz), Genstar Capital (J. Ryan Clark) Davidson Benefits Planning Consumer Products/ Services Alera Group (Alan Levitz), Genstar Capital (J. Ryan Clark) Spring Consulting Group Consumer Products/ Services Alera Group (Robert Lieblein), Genstar Capital (J. Ryan Clark) Aisling Partners Insurance Consumer Products/ Brokerage Services Align Capital Partners (Stephen Dyke) ISA Fire & Security Industrials Alleghany Capital (David Van Geyzel), Jazwares (Judd Zebersky) Zag Toys Consumer Products/ Services Alleghany Capital (David Van Geyzel), W&W Steel Company (Rick Cooper) Hirschfeld Industries Consumer Products/ Services Alliance Physical Therapy Partners (Mark Andrzejewski), GPB Capital (Dotty Bollinger) Agility Health (U.S. Operation) 45.000 Healthcare Alliance Tank Services (John Allcorn), Clavis Capital Partners, Siguler Guff & Company Willbros Tank Services Consumer Products/ Services Allied Capital (William Walton), Higginbotham Insurance Agency (Rusty Reid), Intermediate Capital Independent Insurance Agents of Financials Group, Stone Point Capital (Nicolas Zerbib) Plainview Allied Universal (Steve Jones), Partners Group, Warburg Pincus, Wendel Group (Frédéric Lemoine) Covenant Security Services Consumer Products/ Services AlliedPRA (Tony Lorenz), CI Capital Partners (Timothy Hall) Destination Nashville Consumer Products/ Services Allomer Capital Group Cellcontrol High Technology Alpha Precision Group (JoAnne Ryan), Northcreek Mezzanine, O2 Investment Partners (Jay Hansen) Mercury Manufacturing Industrials AlpInvest Partners (Maarten Vervoort), HarbourVest Partners (Julie Eiermann), Lovell Minnick Partners Tortoise Capital Advisors Financials (Robert Belke) AlpInvest Partners, Boyd Corporation (Mitchell Aiello), Genstar Capital (Robert Rutledge) Action Fabricators Industrials AlpInvest Partners, HarbourVest Partners (Ian Lane), Hellman & Friedman (David Tunnell), HUB Susoreny & Associates Financials International AlpInvest Partners, HarbourVest Partners (Ian Lane), Hellman & Friedman (David Tunnell), HUB Cosmo Insurance Service Financials International AlpInvest Partners, HarbourVest Partners (Ian Lane), Hellman & Friedman (David Tunnell), HUB TYG Insurance Consumer Products/ International (Charles Brophy) Services AlpInvest Partners, HarbourVest Partners (Ian Lane), Hellman & Friedman (David Tunnell), HUB Der Manouel Insurance Group Financials International (Kirk Christ) AlpInvest Partners, HarbourVest Partners (Ian Lane), Hellman & Friedman (David Tunnell), HUB IPS Advisors Financials International (Martin Yung) AlpInvest Partners, HarbourVest Partners (Ian Lane), Hellman & Friedman (David Tunnell), HUB Spectra Management Financials International (Mike Barone) AlpInvest Partners, HarbourVest Partners (Ian Lane), Hellman & Friedman (David Tunnell), HUB Leitao Insurance Agency Financials International (Timm Marini) Alta Communications, LBI Media (Lenard Liberman), Oaktree Capital Management, Tinicum WGEN-TV 11.000 Media & Entertainment Alta Mesa (Harlan Chappelle), Bayou City Energy (Michael Weiser), Denham Capital Management (Justin Silver Run Acquisition II 1550.000 Financials DeAngelis), HPS Investment Partners (Don Dimitrievich), Intervale Capital (Charles Cherington) Altamont Capital Partners (Casey Lynch), Sequel Youth and Family Services MetSchools (Rebecca School and Real Estate Aaron School) Altamont Capital Partners (Kevin Mason), Excel Fitness Holdings PF Eastern NC Retail Alvarez & Marsal (Ernesto Perez) TRCG Advisors Financials American Academic Health System (Joel Freedman), Paladin Healthcare Capital (Barry Wolfman) Hahnemann University Hospital 170.000 Healthcare American Industrial Partners (Jason Perri) Rand Logistics Industrials American Physician Partners (John Rutledge), Brown Brothers Harriman Capital Partners (Bradley Northeast Tennessee Emergency Healthcare Langer), Goldman Sachs Specialty Lending Group Physicians 38 | BUYOUTS | April 2, 2018 www.buyoutsnews.com DEALS CLOSED IN Q1 2018 Sponsor Target Value ($Mil) Industry American Surgical Professionals (Thomas Kirk), Great Point Partners (Rohan Saikia), PennantPark Chesapeake Medical Staffing Consumer Products/ Investment Corporation, Spell Capital Partners, Stonehenge Partners (Thomas Utgard) Services American Traffic Solutions (David Roberts),
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