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Huron Capital has sold a majority stake in Sciens Building Solutions to Carlyle (NASDAQ: CG), while retaining a minority interest and a seat on the board. Established in 2016, Sciens specializes in fire and life safety services, experiencing over a 35-fold increase in revenue and EBITDA since inception. This growth was driven by strategic investments and 13 acquisitions. Sciens aims to be the largest independent FLS integrator in North America under Carlyle's leadership, which will enhance its M&A capabilities.
The AES Corporation (NYSE: AES) has successfully acquired Valcour Wind Energy from Carlyle (NASDAQ: CG), enhancing its renewable energy portfolio in New York. Valcour's six wind farms, producing approximately 25% of the state's wind energy, significantly contribute to New York's goal of achieving 70% renewable electricity by 2030. This acquisition adds 612 MW of capacity to AES's operations, which also includes a 1 GW solar pipeline. AES aims to leverage this acquisition for further growth in renewable energy.
YipitData announced a Series E funding round of up to $475 million, led by Carlyle (NASDAQ: CG). The funding will support product innovation and expansion into new markets. YipitData specializes in providing detailed insights and analytics on sectors like ridesharing and e-commerce, serving over 400 investment funds and corporations. Carlyle's investment highlights its commitment to fintech, having invested approximately $5 billion in the sector. The collaboration aims to unlock value from alternative data sets and support new product launches.
Sverica Capital Management has announced a minority equity stake sale in portfolio company Resonetics to Carlyle, valuing the company at approximately $2.25 billion. Originally acquired by Sverica in 2014, Resonetics has grown significantly under its ownership, expanding from a single location to six and enhancing its capabilities in micro-manufacturing for the MedTech industry. Carlyle will join GTCR as a significant shareholder, while Sverica retains a minority stake, continuing its support of Resonetics' growth trajectory.
GTCR has announced a strategic investment in Resonetics, with Carlyle acquiring a minority equity stake, valuing the company at approximately $2.25 billion. This partnership aims to enhance Resonetics' capabilities in the Medical Tech sector, where it specializes in micro-manufacturing for interventional and minimally-invasive medical devices. GTCR's initial investment in Resonetics supports its substantial growth, including eight strategic acquisitions since 2017. The collaboration signals confidence in Resonetics' continued expansion and innovation in high-growth markets.
CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Antares announced it will act as the administrative agent for senior secured credit facilities to support CVC Capital Partners Fund VIII's investment in CFGI. All existing shareholders, including Carlyle, are reinvesting in the transaction. CFGI, founded in 2000, serves over 2,500 clients with a focus on complex accounting and process improvement. Antares has $42.9 billion in capital management and issued approximately $11 billion in financing commitments in the first half of 2021, indicating strong market positioning.
Mensura Capital and Mensura Securities announced the sale of IMIA Group Holdings to investment affiliates of The Carlyle Group (NASDAQ: CG) and Stellex Capital Management. The terms remain undisclosed. IMIA is a marine contractor providing services to the U.S. Navy, including maintenance and repair of various vessel types. The company was established through the merger of IMIA Holdings and American Scaffold Holdings. Mensura specializes in M&A advisory services in the maritime sector, focusing on reducing transactional risks for clients.
Harris Williams announced its advisory role in the sale of IMIA Group Holdings, a provider of marine services, to The Carlyle Group (NASDAQ: CG) and Stellex Capital Management. Under J.F. Lehman & Company, IMIA expanded into new markets and enhanced capabilities. The firm employs over 1,500 personnel and addresses complex maintenance and construction needs for the US Navy. The transaction reflects significant growth potential driven by increasing US investment in naval services. Carlyle, managing $276 billion in assets, aims to leverage IMIA's established market position.
Sciens Building Solutions, a prominent player in the fire and life safety sector, has agreed to sell a majority stake to funds managed by Carlyle (NASDAQ: CG). While Carlyle will bring in additional resources for growth, Sciens' management and Huron Capital will retain minority stakes. The deal aims to enhance Sciens' capabilities in fire detection and security services across commercial and governmental sectors. The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions.
Magnus Technologies, based in Austin, Texas, has successfully completed its Series A growth financing round with LKCM Headwater, following prior investments from Carlyle and BCG Digital Ventures. The funding aims to accelerate the growth of its enterprise Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Transportation Management System (TMS) within the $700 billion logistics market. Magnus focuses on modernizing TMS solutions for trucking companies, enhancing implementation speed and reducing legacy system burdens.