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Graphite exits medical device companyThe UK mid-market firm has made a three times return in six and a half years, selling Summit Medical to The Riverside Company, after a refinancing in 2005.
- Riverside seals third European acquisition this month
The European mid-market remains active despite the credit crunch.
- Riverside rewards team
The US mid-market private equity firm has promoted three investment professionals to partner.
- Fidelity Equity makes second European investment
The firm committed $37 million of its $500 million fund to purchase a minority stake in Complinet, a London-based financial information services provider.
- Riverside-backed Sage seals $180m communications merger
Sage Holdings, backed by global mid-market buyout firm The Riverside Company, has begun its attempts to consolidate the communications industry.
- PROFILE
For more than 30 years, the firm now called Court Square Capital Partners operated as an autonomous, very low-profile and highly successful affiliate of Citi. Now the team is independent with a fresh, $3.1bn pool of capital to deploy. David Snow visited recently with two of Court Square's senior partners for what they claimed would be their first and last press interview.
- Riverside makes first Asian acquisition
The Riverside Company opened its first Asian offices in Tokyo and Seoul last year, and has now completed its first deal in the region with the acquisition of Japanese parking lot operator Shinsouki.
- Riverside acquires Israeli biomedical device maker
The lower middle market private equity firm has made its first Israel acquisition as an add-on for Hungarian portfolio company Diatron.
- Sentinel acquires green consultancy
Sentinel Capital Partners has purchased air quality consulting firm Trinity Consultants in order to capitalise on a growing global concern with climate change.
- Riverside exit results in 3.2x return(3)
Riverside has sold Inscape Publishing to New York-based Sentinel Partners, resulting in a 3.2x return. It is the US firm’s sixth exit this year.