Custom Lucite commemorating the acquisition of a stake in 23 highway service plazas in Connecticut.
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Custom Lucite commemorating the acquisition of a stake in 23 highway service plazas in Connecticut.
(9ALJ476)Financial tombstone marking the sale of shares in Citco III Ltd., to General Atlantic and Stone Point Capital, both based in Greenwich, Connecticut. TAP Advisors, a New York firm, served as sole advisor to Citco in the transaction.
Custom Lucite tombstone commemorating the purchase by General Electric Corporation (Fairfield, Connecticut) of Converteam, of Massy, France. Converteam, a manufacturer of motors involved in power generation, was advised in the transaction by Messier Maris, headquartered in Paris
Stone composite deal toy marking the acquisition of Synventive Molding Solutions by Barnes Group, an aerospace and industrial manufacturer based in Bristol, Connecticut. The seller was private equity firm Littlejohn & Co. of Greenwich, Connecticut.
Lucite deal toy commemorating the acquisition of 26 retail fuel and convenience stores. The stores, operated under the “Wheels” brand, are located in Connecticut and New York.
(22AZH114)Custom Lucite celebrating the buyout by the management of hospitality company Centerplate, headquartered in Stamford, Connecticut, of shares owned by majority owner Kohlberg & Co. The private equity firm is located in Mount Kisco, New York.
Custom deal toy commemorating the acquisition by Infiltrator Systems, a septic products company based in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, of E-Z Set. Infiltrator is a portfolio company of Graham Partners, a private equity firm headquartered in suburban Philadelphia.
Financial tombstones related to the acquisition by Charlotte-based Goodrich Corporation of Atlantic Inertial Systems, a navigational systems manufacturer located in Cheshire, Connecticut. The seller, J.F. Lehman & Company, was advised by Evercore Partners.
Resin deal toy commemorating the acquisition by First Niagara Bank, headquartered in Buffalo, New York, of NewAlliance Bancshares of Connecticut. First Niagara was advised in the transaction by J.P. Morgan Chase.
