Private Equity

Carlyle to purchase majority stake in Envea valuing the French company at €186m

Carlyle is looking to acquire approximately 55.8% of the share capital of Envea, representing about 63.6% of theoretical voting rights

Carlyle has entered into exclusive negotiations to acquire France-based Envea, a manufacturer of process monitoring systems, in a deal that values the company at approximately €186m.

Carlyle Europe Technology Partners IV, the €1.35bn fund that closed in 2019, would acquire 28.2% of the shares in the business from founder François Gourdon and key executives, through a special purpose vehicle. Approximately 84% of those shares are set to be bought for cash at a price of €110 per share, Carlyle said in a statement, with the remainder being rolled over to the SPV at the same unit price.

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