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Deals in Europe Deals in Europe 16 – 29 November 2020 Table of Contents . Overview 2 . Deals (detailed description) 10 MAJUNKE Consulting DEALS IN EUROPE: 16-29 Nov 2020 Private Equity Deals in Europe 16 Nov – 29 Nov 2020 Target Region Buyer/Seller Sector Weifu High-Technology Group / Borit Belgium others Finindus, PMV FTTH network Joint Belgium EQT Infrastructure V fund, Proximus telecommunication Venture UPTHRUST, The House of Marketing, Grava Belgium Down2Earth Capital, Quanteus advertising/marketing Group MEDIAGENIX Belgium Sofindev, Deparco media Stardekk Belgium Maxxton / Fortino Capital software & it Waterland Private Equity / VIA EnviDan Denmark wastewater equity TeamVikaren/PersonaleBø rsen, Protemp and Denmark Axcel hr services Moment Drops Estonia Kahoot! / Northzone education Kamrock Oy Finland Juuri Partners others Musti Group Plc Finland EQT Mid Market GP B.V. others Volpi Capital LLP / Via equity Fond II Profit Holding Oy Finland K/S , Finnish Industry Investment Ltd software & it (TESI) ProMart Oy Finland Folmer Equity Fund II Ky trade Spectral Imaging Oy Ltd Konica Minolta, Inc. / Nordic Option, Finland high-tech (Specim) Bocap Eurazeo PME / Motion Equity Altaïr Group France others Partners Page 2 MAJUNKE Consulting DEALS IN EUROPE: 16-29 Nov 2020 Private Equity Deals in Europe 16 Nov – 29 Nov 2020 Target Region Buyer/Seller Sector Cafeyn France Bregal Milestone media APRIL / CVC Capital Partners / Comparadise France insurance BlackFin Capital Partners DIAPASON France Apax Partners Development software & it FairConnect / Palamon Capital DriveQuant France insurance Partners FairConnect SA / Palamon Capital DriveQuant SAS France financial Partners Euro Ethnic Foods France PAI Partners food Inovie / Labosud France Ardian healthcare Charterhouse Capital Partners LLP / Novetude Santé France education BIM (Robert Zolade) The Septeo Group France Hg legaltech Zeplug France LBO France energy Chequers Capital, Paragon Partners / 7days jobwear GmbH Germany fashion Silverfleet Capital Apeiron Investment Group, Peter Thiel, Catalio Capital Management, ATAI Life Sciences AG Germany Future Ventures, Galaxy Investment pharma/life sciences Partners, Falcon Edge Capital, Pura Vida Pro, LLC valantic GmbH / DPE Deutsche Circle Unlimited GmbH Germany software & it Private Equity Management III GmbH Marlin Equity Partners / Pride Capital COYO GmbH Germany software & it Partners Page 3 MAJUNKE Consulting DEALS IN EUROPE: 16-29 Nov 2020 Private Equity Deals in Europe 16 Nov – 29 Nov 2020 Target Region Buyer/Seller Sector Stella Group / BPE DuoTherm Rolladen GmbH Germany Unternehmensbeteiligungen construction G.m.b.H., André Barth Inspecs Group plc / Equistone Eschenbach Holding GmbH Germany others Partners Europe International Security Germany AddSecure AB / Castik Capital others Group GmbH iPoint-systems GmbH Germany GRO Capital software & it Circet Deutschland GmbH / Advent K & R Eilers GmbH Germany construction International LP Solutions GmbH & Co. Germany Asolvi / Volpi Capital, Viking Venture software & it KG McMakler GmbH Germany Warburg Pincus LLC real estate SCIO Automation GmbH /Quadriga MFI GmbH Germany industry Capital Mirabelle Care GmbH Germany AUCTUS Capital Partners AG healthcare N3K Network Systems Germany Invision / VR Equitypartner software & it thinkproject Deutschland EQT / TA Associates, Thomas Germany construction GmbH Bachmaier Zentrum in Köln-Ehrenfeld, Athera-Unternehmensgruppe / Therapie-Zentrum Gert Waterland Private Equity / Gert Germany healthcare Ehlers, Physiotherapie- Ehlers, Martina Heim und Alex Praxen Heim & Hendrixen Hendrixen, Albrecht Grell Arkphire Ireland Presidio / Bregal Milestone software & it SynOx Therapeutics Ireland Gimv, HealthCap, Medicxi, Forbion pharma/life sciences Page 4 MAJUNKE Consulting DEALS IN EUROPE: 16-29 Nov 2020 Private Equity Deals in Europe 16 Nov – 29 Nov 2020 Target Region Buyer/Seller Sector Aksìa Capital V / Aksìa Group SGR Centro Medico I Mulini Italy healthcare S.p.A. CMC Machinery Italy KKR industry De Nora Italy Snam S.p.A. / Blackstone industry illycaffè S.p.A. Italy Rhône Capital food Megic Pizza Italy Aksìa Capital V / Valpizza food Aksia Group SGR S.p.A. / Aksìa Nappi 1911 Italy food Capital V Poste Italiane S.p.A. / Mutares SE & Nexive Group S.r.l. Italy services Co. KGaA Wireless Logic / Montagu Private datamobile AG Liechtenstein telecommunication Equity Flight Simulation Company Netherlands CAE Inc. / HAL Holding N.V. aviation B.V. Integrated Works Netherlands Unified / H2 Equity Partners software & it BC Partners / Ergon Capital, Keesing Media Group Netherlands braintainment Mediahuis Kind Technologies / Gimv / Martin Martin Stolze B.V. Netherlands industry Stolze Objective Platform Netherlands Newion, The Hatch Firm software & it hallo / Vortex Capital Partners / UNET Groningen Netherlands telecommunication Eurofiber Page 5 MAJUNKE Consulting DEALS IN EUROPE: 16-29 Nov 2020 Private Equity Deals in Europe 16 Nov – 29 Nov 2020 Target Region Buyer/Seller Sector Autodesk, Inc. / Northzone, Atomico, Spacemaker Norway NREP, OBOS, Round Hill Ventures, software & it Construct Venture Herkules Capital, Salsa Bergen AS / Sumo AS Norway food Sinco AS Eight Roads Ventures, Balderton Tibber AS Norway energy Capital, Founders Fund Nu-Med Group Poland Kartesia healthcare Enterprise Fund VIII (PEF VIII) / PragmaGO Poland financial Enterprise Investors / Pragma Inkaso Abris CEE Mid-Market III LP fund / Scanmed S.A. Poland Abris Capital Partners / Life healthcare Healthcare Group Iberchem Spain Croda / Eurazeo Capital chemicals Bregal Milestone, Unbound, RPS transportation and Paack Spain Ventures, Rider Global, Fuse logistics Ventures Pastas Gallo Spain Flexstone Partners, ProA Capital food Knight Capital, Swanlaab Venture Factory, Nauta Capital, JME Smart Protection Spain others Ventures, Bankinter, Big Sur Ventures, Telefónica Diaverum AB Sweden Bridgepoint healthcare CKH Networks / Patricia Industries / Three Scandinavia Sweden telecommunication Investor AB ASSEPRO Gruppe Switzerland EMZ Partners financial forteq Nidau AG / forteq Switzerland Liberta Partners / forteq Group pharma/life sciences Healthcare Page 6 MAJUNKE Consulting DEALS IN EUROPE: 16-29 Nov 2020 Private Equity Deals in Europe 16 Nov – 29 Nov 2020 Target Region Buyer/Seller Sector Altia-ABM UK NorthEdge software & it BIMM UK ICG plc / Sovereign Capital Partners education Convex Group Limited UK GIC, Onex Corporation insurance Crowd DANN UK STRAT7 / Horizon Capital consultancy Datum360 UK BGF software & it DefiniGEN UK BGF pharma/life sciences Dohop UK Scottish Equity Partners (SEP) travel Envisage Dental UK Kartesia healthcare Fine Sounds UK Kartesia, LBO France electronics Force24 UK YFM Equity Partners advertising/marketing Digital Wholesale Solutions / Giacom UK software & it Livingbridge, LDC EQT Ventures, Seedcamp, Tribe Griffin UK financial Capital Dawn Capital, Tiger Global Harbr UK Management, Boldstart Ventures, big data Crane Venture Partners, Seedcamp ISI Emerging Markets Montagu Private Equity / CITIC UK financial Group Ltd Capital, Caixin Global Page 7 MAJUNKE Consulting DEALS IN EUROPE: 16-29 Nov 2020 Private Equity Deals in Europe 16 Nov – 29 Nov 2020 Target Region Buyer/Seller Sector JM Glendinning Group UK Synova Capital insurance Limited Lights4Fun UK NorthEdge Capital e-commerce Santander UK, Scottish National M Squared UK photonics Investment Bank / BGF Mango Solutions UK Ascent / Horizon Capital consulting Miller Insurance Holdings UK Cinven, GIC / Willis Towers Watson financial Ltd Byggfakta Group / Stirling Square Capital Partners, TA Associates / NBS UK construction LDC, Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Nurse Plus UK CVC Credit Partners healthcare Optegra UK H2 Equity Partners healthcare FTV Capital, Kindred Capital, Notion Paddle UK software & it Capital, 83North transportation and Panther Logistics UK AIT Worldwide Logistics / LDC logistics Gresham House Ventures, Maven RevLifter UK e-commerce Capital Partners Ross Trustees UK LDC financial Apollo Global Management, Inc. / SAZKA Group a.s. UK others KKCG Group / Serac / Xperi UK Mentha Capital software & it Page 8 MAJUNKE Consulting DEALS IN EUROPE: 16-29 Nov 2020 Private Equity Deals in Europe 16 Nov – 29 Nov 2020 Target Region Buyer/Seller Sector SISRA Limited UK Juniper Education / Horizon Capital software & it Octopus Investments / Octopus Sova Assessment Limited UK hr tech Group UK Flooring Direct UK BGF e-commerce SLS group / AUCTUS Capital Partners transportation and Associated Couriers Inc. USA AG logistics Page 9 MAJUNKE Consulting DEALS IN EUROPE: 16-29 Nov 2020 Belgium Borit Deal-Date: Nov 2020 Region: Belgium Sector: others Business: fuel cell metal bipolar plates Employees: 40 Turnover Mio. €: €10m The Deal: The shareholders of Borit NV (Borit), a leading manufacturer of fuel cell metal bipolar plates, sold the company to Weifu High-Technology Group (Weifu), a Chinese state-owned and stock-listed automotive components manufacturer, for an enterprise value of €42.7m. Borit’s shareholders were represented by Finindus and PMV, two Belgium-based investment companies. Weifu is a leading automotive component manufacturer and one of China’s Top 500 enterprises. Headquartered in Wuxi, Jiangsu, Weifu has 10 wholly or mostly majority-owned subsidiaries and two joint ventures. The company is listed on the Chinese stock exchange and is partially state-owned. Since its foundation in 1958, Weifu has successfully upgraded and enlarged its original product series from fuel injection products to fuel injection systems, after
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