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56 | BUYOUTS | April 2, 2018 www.buyoutsnews.com 1ST QUARTER EXITS Q1 2018 Buyout Exits Through M&A Date Target Name Sponsor Industry Value ($mil) Acquiror 02/07/2018 Varèse Sarabande Records Aberdeen Asset Management, Cutting Edge Group, Media & Entertainment Concord Bicycle Music (Steve Salm), Wood Octopus Investments Creek Capital Management (Brett Hellerman) 02/01/2018 Media Rights Capital ABRY Partners, AT&T, Goldman Sachs Investment Partners, Media & Entertainment Eldridge Industries (Todd Boehly), Valence Guggenheim Partners, WPP Media 03/07/2018 Pro Mach AEA Investors Industrials $2,200.00 Leonard Green & Partners (Christian McCollum) 01/10/2018 SCAN Security Alarm Capital Alliance, Ironwood Capital, Norwest Venture Consumer Products/Services Novidam Capital Partners (Alexander Schuil), Partners, Triangle Capital (Raleigh) World Wide Security 01/17/2018 Numerical Precision Aldine Capital Partners, First Capital Partners, Promus Industrials George Industries (Shankar Kiru), Equity Partners, QCC Orangewood Partners (Alan Goldfarb) 03/09/2018 Energy Future Holdings AlpInvest Partners, Avista Capital Partners, Black Canyon Financials $9,450.00 Sempra Energy (Debra Reed) Capital, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, Citigroup, Energy Capital Partners, Goldman Sachs Merchant Banking Division, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, Morgan Stanley, Neuberger Berman, Quintana Capital Group, Stockwell Capital, The Family Office Company, TPG Capital 03/09/2018 Genex Services Altamir, Apax Partners Healthcare Stone Point Capital (Charles Davis) 02/26/2018 Merlin Solar Technologies Altos Capital Partners, Invati Capital Energy & Power Ayala (Jaime Ayala) 01/23/2018 SMG Holdings American Capital Equity, Northlane Capital Partners Consumer Products/Services Onex (Amir Motamedi) 01/01/2018 Norbest AMERRA Capital Management, J.D. Heiskell & Company Consumer Products/Services Marys Free Range Chickens (Rick Pitman) 02/08/2018 Corpus Medical Ampersand Capital Partners Healthcare Ampersand Capital Partners (Trevor Wahlbrink), Confluent Medical Technologies (Dean Schauer) 02/07/2018 Elite One Source Ampersand Capital Partners, Ironwood Capital Healthcare $50.00 DCC (Donal Murphy) 03/15/2018 WebCollage Answers.com, Summit Partners, TA Associates High Technology Farol Asset Management, Gladson Holdings Management (Paul Salay), L Capital (Lancer Group) (Bart Foster), The Wicks Group of Companies (Thomas Kearney) 01/31/2018 PPC Industries Antares Capital, Kohlberg & Company Industrials AEA Investors 03/01/2018 EaglePicher Technologies Apollo Global Management, VECTRA Energy & Power GTCR (Craig Bondy) 03/13/2018 Togetherwork Aquiline Capital Partners Financials GI Partners (Travis Pearson) 02/01/2018 Eastwind Surgical Arcapita, Caltius Structured Capital, Meridian Surgical Healthcare Medical Facilities (Robert Horrar) Partners 02/01/2018 City Place Surgery Center Arcapita, Caltius Structured Capital, Meridian Surgical Healthcare Medical Facilities (Robert Horrar) Partners 02/01/2018 Miracle Hills Surgery Center Arcapita, Meridian Surgical Partners Healthcare Medical Facilities (Robert Horrar) 02/01/2018 Brookside Surgery Center Arcapita, Meridian Surgical Partners Healthcare Medical Facilities (Robert Horrar), NueHealth 02/26/2018 Curves International Ares Capital, Capital Dynamics, North Castle Partners, Retail $172.00 Koshidaka Holdings Company Revolution Group 02/28/2018 Falcon Flowback Services Argonaut Private Equity Energy & Power $85.00 Oil States International (Cynthia Taylor) 02/23/2018 Dow Kokam Argos Soditic, Forsee Power, IdInvest Partners Energy & Power Freudenberg Group 03/19/2018 Nationwide Industries Argosy Private Equity Industrials Harbour Group (Jeffrey Fox) 01/03/2018 U-C Coatings Argosy Private Equity, Sidereal Capital Group Materials High Road Capital Partners (Jeffrey Goodrich) 02/01/2018 Arizona Instrument (AZIC) Arizona MultiBank, Magnet Capital High Technology $38.00 AMETEK (David Zapico) 01/01/2018 AllState Insulation Audax Group, Distribution International, PNC Mezzanine Industrials Installed Building Products Capital, Supply Chain Equity Partners, The CapStreet Group 02/15/2018 NetShape Technologies Babson Capital Management, Saw Mill Capital Industrials Metal Powder Products (Dennis McKeen), Mill Point Capital 01/03/2018 HelloWorld Balance Point Capital, L Catterton Consumer Products/Services Dentsu Aegis Network 01/16/2018 NAURA Akrion Bayside Capital Industrials $15.00 01/08/2018 Apothecary by Design BelHealth Investment Partners Healthcare CVS Health (Amy Lanctot) 03/05/2018 Molecular Response Biotech Investment Group Healthcare BioDuro (TJ Deng), Bridgewest Group 02/01/2018 AP Commercial BlackRock Private Equity Partners, BlueMountain Capital Financials Congressional Bancshares (Jeffrey Lipson), Management Sachs Capital (Andrew Sachs) www.buyoutsnews.com April 2, 2018 | BUYOUTS | 57 1ST QUARTER EXITS Q1 2018 Buyout Exits Through M&A Date Target Name Sponsor Industry Value ($mil) Acquiror 01/16/2018 LineStar Services Blue Point Capital Partners Financials EMS USA (Daniel Cowan), First Reserve (Jeffrey Quake) 03/14/2018 Paragon Water Systems Bolder Capital, JZ Capital Partners, The Edgewater Funds, Energy & Power Culligan Water Consulting Triwater 03/20/2018 Wastequip Bratenahl Capital Partners, Centerbridge Partners Industrials H.I.G. Capital (Tenno Tsai) 03/08/2018 Engage2Excel Brookside Mezzanine Partners, Gridiron Capital, Maranon Consumer Products/Services Comvest Partners (Matthew Gullen) Capital 01/24/2018 Rizing Bunker Hill Capital High Technology One Equity Partners (Carlo Padovano) 02/14/2018 Vision Technology Solutions Caltius Equity Partners High Technology Granicus (Mark Hynes), K1 Capital, Vista Equity Partners (Brian Sheth) 03/13/2018 Freight Force Canopy Capital Partners, Plexus Capital Consumer Products/Services St. George Logistics (Hessel Verhage), Wind Point Partners (Konrad Salaber) 02/01/2018 Expera Old Town Capital Recovery Group, Gordon Brothers, PPL Group, Industrials Rabin Worldwide 01/23/2018 Argon Medical Devices Capital Southwest, RoundTable Healthcare Partners Healthcare $850.00 Shandong Weigao Group Medical Polymer (Wu Xue Feng) 01/17/2018 MountainView Financial Capital Z Partners, CLAC Industries, Paragon Equity Group Financials Situs (Steven Powel), Stone Point Capital Solutions (Charles Davis) 01/18/2018 SOAR Transportation Group Capitala Group Consumer Products/Services 03/02/2018 Filament Brands Capitala Group, Centre Partners, CID Capital Consumer Products/Services $313.00 Lifetime Brands (Jeffrey Siegel) 01/10/2018 IO Data Centers Caretta Partners, Deutsche Bank, GBT Capital, JP Morgan High Technology $1,400.00 Iron Mountain (William Meaney) Asset Management, Macquarie Group, Peter Liu, Pritzker Group Venture Capital, Sterling Partners 01/17/2018 Pegasus TransTech Carousel Capital, Gary Comer High Technology True Wind Capital (Jamie Greene) 01/03/2018 Alternative Biomedical Casla Partners, Hawk Capital Partners, Samson Investment Healthcare Centre Lane Partners (William James) Solutions Partners 02/06/2018 K'NEX Cathay Capital Private Equity Consumer Products/Services $21.00 Basic Fun! (Jay Foreman) 02/13/2018 Direct Marketing Solutions Caymus Equity Partners, Centerfield Capital Partners Consumer Products/Services Main Street 03/05/2018 Gibraltar Business Capital CCCC Growth Fund, Satori Capital Financials Hercules Capital (Manuel Henriquez) 01/03/2018 Vitamin World Centre Lane Partners Healthcare $28.00 Feihe International (You-Bin Leng), Morgan Stanley Private Equity Asia 01/26/2018 HN Precision Cerberus Capital Management Industrials Mill City Capital (Alexander Rutlin) 02/20/2018 Logic PD CHB Capital Partners, Micro Dynamics, Wells Fargo Capital High Technology Compass Group Equity Partners (John Huhn) Finance 02/01/2018 Galls CI Capital Partners Industrials $435.50 Charlesbank Capital Partners (Samuel Bartlett) 02/14/2018 RGS Associates CM Equity Partners Consumer Products/Services USfalcon (Zannie Smith) 02/02/2018 Innovative Office Products Corridor Capital High Technology Cathay Capital Private Equity (Ming-Po Cai), Norwest Mezzanine Partners, ORIX Mezzanine & Private Equity 02/02/2018 Convergint Technologies Cyprium Partners, Intermediate Capital Group, KRG Capital Consumer Products/Services Ares Management (Matthew Cwiertnia) Partners, Mountaingate Capital, PennantPark 03/05/2018 PF Eastern NC Eagle Merchant Partners, JLM Financial Investments, ORIX Retail Altamont Capital Partners (Kevin Mason), Mezzanine & Private Equity, Planet Fitness Excel Fitness Holdings 01/16/2018 DrugScan England & Company, Eureka Growth Capital Healthcare ACM Global Central Lab 03/14/2018 American Medical Response Envision Healthcare, Onex Healthcare $2,400.00 Air Medical Group Holdings (James Momtazee), Ardian (Edouard Boscher), Koch Equity Development (Brett Watson), Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (Ming Lu) 01/31/2018 WomensForum.com Escalate Media, H.I.G. Capital Consumer Products/Services Vix 01/23/2018 Layer3 TV Evolution Media, North Bridge Venture Partners Telecommunications $325.00 T-Mobile (John Legere) 03/01/2018 Corporate Finance Group Flexpoint Ford Consumer Products/Services The Carlyle Group (John Redett) 01/10/2018 Millenium Home Health Care Formation Capital Healthcare Five Points Healthcare (Rob Radics), Fulcrum Equity Partners (Thomas Greer) 01/10/2018 Pennant Foods Fresh Start Bakeries, Lindsay Goldberg Retail WKS Restaurant Group (Roland Spongberg) 03/05/2018 A.H. Harris & Sons Frontenac Industrials $380.00 HD Supply (John Stegeman) 58 | BUYOUTS | April 2, 2018 www.buyoutsnews.com
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