American Securities sells CPM to Rosebank Industries
The deal values the maker of process equipment for oilseed, feed and renewable energy markets at approximately $2.1 billion.
Takeaways
- CPM Holdings is a engineered process equipment and automation for animal feed, oilseed, and industrial markets.
- American Securities is selling CPM Holdings to Rosebank Industries.
- The target serves animal feed, oilseed processing, renewable energy, food, and industrial markets across United States.
American Securities has sold CPM Holdings to Rosebank Industries in a transaction that values the Blaine, Minnesota-based manufacturer at approximately $2.1 billion, with an additional earn-out tied to fiscal 2026 performance targets.
CPM, founded in 1883 as the California Pellet Mill, designs and produces highly engineered process equipment and automation systems for oilseed processing, animal feed, renewable energy, plant-based foods and industrial materials.
The company operates through three segments—Industrial Solutions, Engineered Solutions and Process Solutions—and runs 35 facilities worldwide with a commercial presence in more than 100 countries and roughly 1,700 employees.
American Securities acquired CPM in 2018 and spent its ownership growing aftermarket and recurring revenue, boosting the renewable energy footprint, and developing Monarc, a proprietary clean label technology.
The firm manages $23 billion and targets North American industrial and business services companies.
Rosebank Industries trades on the London Stock Exchange under ticker ROSE.
The purchase price includes a contingent earn-out payment based on CPM’s achievement of certain FY26 performance goals.
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