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Name of the PE firmName of the coil/spring companyOverview of the investment Sources
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Provide the name of the private equity firm Provide the name of the coil/spring manufacturers they (PE firms) are investing in.include specifics such as the duration of the investment, if the investment is still active, and the value of the investment ($$$).
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Genstar CapitalMohawk SpringTerms of the Genstar Capital's investment in Mohawk Spring (in 2013) were not disclosed but Genstar capital usually invests $50 million and $300 million of equity for investments in middle-market companies with enterprise values from $50 million to $1 billion as well EBITDAs more than $15 million.https://peprofessional.com/blog/2013/07/17/genstar-capital-acquires-mohawk-spring/
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MiddleGround CapitalPeterson SpringMiddleground Capital invested in (acquired) Peterson Spring on April 23, 2019. The investment amount was not disclosed by the company. However, Peterson's annual revenues as the date of purchase was estimated at $135 million. Additionally, "MiddleGround makes control equity investments from $25 million to $65 million in North American-based business-to-business companies in the industrial and specialty distribution sectors that have enterprise values of up to $200 million."https://www.dbusiness.com/daily-news/kentuckys-middleground-capital-acquires-southfields-peterson-spring/
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American Securities LLCMW IndustriesAmerican Securities LLC. invested in (acquired) MW Industries in September 2017.
The value of the acquisition was not disclosed.		https://www.american-securities.com/en/press-releases/mw-industries-acquired-by-american-securities
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Dominus CapitalMW IndustriesDominus Capital first listed MW Industries as one of the companies in its investment portfolio in 2017. The investment is still active as MW Industries is still listed on Dominus Capital's portfolio list as of 2022. The investment amount was not disclosed.https://dominuscap.com/our-investments/
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The Riverside CompanyMW IndustriesThe Riverside Company invested in MW Industries in December 1992 and exited in June 1995. The investment amount was not disclosed.https://www.riversidecompany.com/investment-portfolio/mw-industries/
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Pummerin InvestmentsAspen ManufacturingPummerin Investments acquired Aspen in September 2011 for an undisclosed amount.https://aspenmfg.com/documents/news_events/Press-%20AspenPummerin_091611.pdf
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The Mendota GroupWisconsin Coil SpringCapital For Business in partnership with with The Mendota Group, a Madison-based private equity investor, announced the acquisition Wisconsin Coil Spring on January 8, 2013.
According to Capital For Business, the investment was in 2012 and is still active till date.
The valuation of Wisconsin Coil Spring was undisclosed. Other terms of the deal were also not released.		https://www.bizjournals.com/milwaukee/news/2013/01/08/wisconsin-coil-spring-acquired-by.html
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(Beijer Alma) Lesjofors Group(Sandvik Materials
Technology) Lesjöfors Springs America (LSA)		Lesjofors Group acquired Sandvik Materials USA and Mexico in 2015. The company invested $2.5 million in infrastructure, including two new automated production lines.https://www.lesjoforsab.com/wp-content/uploads/lesjofors-ab-acquisitions-brochure-2021.pdf
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Capital For Business Inc. of St. LouisWisconsin Coil SpringCapital For Business in partnership with with The Mendota Group, a Madison-based private equity investor, announced the acquisition Wisconsin Coil Spring on January 8, 2013.
According to Capital For Business, the investment was in 2012 and is still active till date.
The valuation of Wisconsin Coil Spring was undisclosed. Other terms of the deal were also not released.		https://www.bizjournals.com/milwaukee/news/2013/01/08/wisconsin-coil-spring-acquired-by.html
https://cfb.com/portfolio/
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Sun Capital Advisors, Inc.Scott Brass, Inc.In 2007, Sun Capital Advisors, Inc invested in Scott Brass through two affiliated private equity funds, Fund 3 (30 percent ownership in Scott Brass) and Fund 4 - a 70 percent ownership of the company). Fund 3 and Fund 4 does not have any offices or employees of their own.
According to lexisnexis, the shareholders of the private equity firm - Sun Capital Advisors were the sole members of the partnership in the funding.		https://www.lexisnexis.com/legalnewsroom/tax-law/b/internationaltaxation/posts/tax-effects-of-sun-capital-partners-iii-lp-for-non-u-s-private-equity-funds
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