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Clearview launches Fund III(2)The firm is targeting $275m for its third fund after collecting $250m for Fund II in 2008.
- Clearview Capital to buy siding and roofing manufacturer Novik for $45 mln
Novik Inc (TSXV: NVK), a designer, manufacturer and distributor of polymer exterior siding, roofing coverings and accessories, has agreed to be acquired by U.S. private equity firm Clearview Capital. The proposed acquisition price is $0.85 per share, or a total cash consideration of approximately $45 million, including the assumption of debt. It is anticipated that the transaction shall proceed by way of a court approved plan of arrangement pursuant to the Business Corporation Act (Québec). Founded in 2004, Novik is based in Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures, Québec.
- Clearview launches Fund III
The firm is targeting $275m for its third fund after collecting $250m for Fund II in 2008.
- Clearview closes on $325m for third vehicle
Clearview Capital, led by two co-founders including Cal Neider, has closed its oversubscribed Fund III.
- Ares, OTPP buy building products business
The US firm and the Canadian pension system will hold an equal stake in Pennsylvania-based CPG, trumping rivals in an auction that had reportedly drawn interest from Warburg Pincus, Berkshire Partners and TPG.
- Clearview Capital Closes Fund III with $325 Mln
Clearview Capital has closed its latest fund with $325 million in commitments. Investors includes endowments, foundations, pension programs, consultants and high-net-worth family offices. Clearview specializes in acquiring North American companies with operating profits of up to $20 million. Atlantic-Pacific Capital served as global placement agent for the fund.
- Clearview Capital Promotes Three
Clearview Capital has promoted Matthew Blevins and James Tucker to principal, and John Cerra to chief financial officer. Blevins joined Clearview in 2007 as an Associate. Tucker joined the firm in 2007 as vice president-business development. Cerra joined Clearview in 2010 as a controller.
- Clearview Capital Exits Hillsdale Furniture
Clearview Capital has exited its investment in Hillsdale Furniture, selling the company to an investor group led by Brookside Equity Partners and management. Louisville, Kentucky-based Hillsdale is a designer, importer and marketer of residential furniture. Clearview’s investment in Hillsdale was made through a 2002 vintage fund. Terms were not released.
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- Clearview closes first institutional fund on $250m
The Connecticut-based firm has already invested between 15 and 20 percent of its oversubscribed second fund.