Lincoln International Promotes Six Directors to Managing Director Role
Lincoln International, a global investment banking advisory firm, promoted six directors to managing director, effective Jan. 1.
Lincoln International, a global investment banking advisory firm, promoted six directors to managing director, effective Jan. 1.
Gulf Pacific, a value-added packager and processor of high-quality specialty foods and ingredients, including imported fragrant and organic rice varieties, rice flours, stabilized rice bran and ancient grains, completed a majority recapitalization with Eos Partners and its affiliates.
Fast Radius is launching an in-court process to effectuate one or more strategic transactions and has filed voluntary petitions for relief under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code in the District of Delaware.
Tufin completed its acquisition by Turn/River Capital in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $570 million. Financing for the transaction is being provided by Carlyle Global Credit and Owl Rock Capital pursuant to a senior secured credit facility agented by Carlyle Global Credit.
Wingspire Capital provided a revolver as part of a unitranche senior credit facility to Gehl Foods, which used the proceeds to refinance previous debt and to fund an acquisition to expand its manufacturing capabilities.
Barings Finance and Siemens Financial Services provided debt financing for aerospace-focused private equity firm J.F. Lehman’s acquisition of CTS Engines, a provider of maintenance, repair and overhaul services for aircraft engines.
Private equity company New Mountain Capital acquired Georgia-based dental services company Benevis from Lincoln International.
Lincoln International, an investment banking advisory firm, added Dirk Loeffler as managing director and head of healthcare for the DACH region and Julian Knirim and Jens Gerlach as directors.
Lincoln International added Chris Gregory to the firm’s New York office in the Valuations & Opinions Group. He will lead the firm’s efforts in providing fairness and solvency opinions to its clients.
Mid-market investment bank Lincoln International represented LaSalle Capital in its sale of Avtex Solutions to investment firm Norwest Equity Partners.