Saothair Capital Partners acquires EAM Corp. from Domtar Corporation
The Georgia manufacturer develops nonwoven airlaid and laminated absorbent materials for feminine hygiene, incontinence, diaper, medical, industrial and food-packaging markets.
EAM Corp., a Jesup, Georgia-based developer and manufacturer of nonwoven airlaid and laminated absorbent materials, was acquired from Domtar Corporation by Saothair Capital Partners through a newly formed affiliate.
Founded in 1998, EAM supplies materials used in feminine hygiene, adult incontinence, baby diapers, medical, industrial and food-packaging applications.
The company’s product portfolio is built around three branded platforms developed in-house through decades of co-development with hygiene brands.
Its integrated operations run from product development through manufacturing and finishing, supported by accumulated technical know-how.
Following the transaction, EAM General Manager Vanecia Carr will serve as CEO, and Lori Venn will serve as senior vice president of sales and marketing.
Terms were not disclosed; McGuireWoods LLP advised Saothair, while Troutman Pepper Locke LLP and BMO Capital Markets advised Domtar.