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Adventure Ready Brands, a Victor Capital portfolio company, has acquired CleanLife, a Springboro, Ohio-based maker of waterless personal hygiene products.
BBFIT Investments, an entity tied to private investment firm BB Retail Capital, closed its purchase of the Australian apparel business for about A$700 million in cash.
The US consortium, which includes the family offices of KKR's founders and Denver Broncos owner Penner Sports Group, is injecting €100m of new capital into the club.
GP Investments' fund is buying convertible preferred stock in Zevia, a better-for-you beverage maker, to fund product, marketing and distribution growth.
Landmark Funeral Group, backed by Brenton Point, agreed to take a majority stake in Funeral Excellence Group, which runs nine funeral home locations in Kentucky and Indiana.
The Austin-based company sells high-bioavailability multivitamin, magnesium, tribiotic, and brain-support formulations through direct-to-consumer, Amazon, and retail channels, and has built a customer base of over one million families since its 2019 founding.
Bose bought lifestyle audio brand Skullcandy from a fund managed by Mill Road Capital; terms were not disclosed and Skullcandy stays based in Park City, Utah.
Merit provided equity and subordinated debt for the acquisition, which was completed in partnership with the DS18 management team.
Founded in 2015 by Dan Oliver in Louisville, Kentucky, the seasoning brand sells through more than 22,000 retailers nationwide and reaches a community of more than 15 million home cooks.
Chanel sold the majority stake and retains a minority position; Capsum supplies brands including Chanel, L’Occitane and Elizabeth Arden.
The deal gives ACR access to a Mound, Minnesota-based maker of take-n-bake pizza trays, sushi trays and bakeware serving foodservice, grocery, and institutional channels.
Forward signed an agreement to buy the first-aid brand from Unilever; closing is expected by the end of 2026.
The all-cash transaction values the company at approximately $3.4 billion and creates a $7.3 billion metal packaging business across North America and Europe.
The Knot Worldwide, backed by Permira, agreed to acquire Zola, a 13-year-old wedding planning platform used by more than 2 million couples.
Adds a licensed manufacturer of refrigerated Bob's Big Boy salad dressings and dips to the Brynwood-backed platform alongside Dean's Dips and Marie's dressings.
Sycamore Partners is selling the 177-year-old pharmacy and beauty retailer Boots, which employs more than 50,000 people, to Wittington Investments for $8.9 billion.
The Fotovat family repurchased Prelude Growth Partners’ minority stake in the MadeGood parent after a four-year partnership, returning the Canadian snack maker to full family ownership.
The investment gives the sponsor exposure to a Leeds, Yorkshire-based outsourced buying partner founded in 1871 that supplies UK grocers with own-label and branded frozen food products from suppliers worldwide, with transaction terms undisclosed in the announcement.
The $279 million combination creates LPNA Group and pairs Lornamead's heritage oral and personal care portfolio, including Yardley London, Finesse and Aqua Net, with AMG's long-standing value-retailer relationships and global manufacturing network serving North American retailers.
Dot Foods will receive an equity stake in Roland and distribute both brands through its nationwide network.
Founded in 1938, the company produces shampoos, conditioners and hair polish, including its flagship Original MTG brand, for the equine care market.
A flexible U.S. manufacturing platform for 3D-printed, eco-friendly planters and home décor will support rapid product development and wider omnichannel distribution for the combined portfolio.
The transaction involves Italian beauty retailer operating 108 beauty stores, and financial terms were not disclosed in the announcement.
The proprietary subscription platform serves more than one million subscribers across outdoor recreation and property security, anchored by the REVEAL and Defend camera brands.
The Paris-based brand sells through digital, retail and pharmacy channels in more than 40 countries.
The operator of four fast-casual restaurant brands on college campuses has more than 75 locations across 60-plus college campuses.
Its products are sold in more than 60 countries across B2B, industrial, outdoor recreation and international channels, backed by nearly 100 patents.
Clearlake is set to acquire full control of Chelsea FC from Todd Boehly and Mark Walter, with the club having operated under joint ownership since Clearlake and Boehly's 2022 takeover.
The Houston company has worked with more than 250 restaurant brands representing over 25,000 locations.
ISAI exits while Ternel reinvests and the co-CEOs increase their stakes; HomeExchange plans further expansion in North America and Western Europe.
The estimated $323 million cash deal depends on a lender amendment and would leave Hain focused on North America.
The New Jersey dealership purchase closed in the second quarter and brings Keeler to ten dealerships.
The hair-care brand joins a beauty portfolio that includes JVN Hair, Pipette, KVD Beauty and Versed.
The New York restaurant group operates ten taco shops and the Los Mariscos seafood concept.
The company produces and distributes Labatt, Genesee, Seagram’s Escapes, and other branded beers and ready-to-drink beverages through independent wholesalers.
The deal brings the OVO name and related brand rights into Authentic’s consumer and retail portfolio.
The transaction reunites Avon North America with Avon International under common ownership for the first time since 2016, while LG H&H narrows to K-beauty and wellness brands.
Rising discretionary spending, a large young consumer base, and growing demand for live experiences underpin the investment in India's entertainment sector.
Founded in 1983, the Netherlands-based business sells PC accessories, gaming products, smart home devices and mobile accessories across Europe and Latin America.
The global franchise tea brand operates nearly 2,200 stores across 33 markets and serves more than 150 million beverages annually through a capital-light model.
The deal adds brand development, retail and digital commerce capabilities to MondeVita's luxury platform, following its acquisition of bespoke menswear manufacturer Caruso.
The 15-location Colorado dispensary chain, founded in 2009, becomes Verdant’s first cannabis retail platform as the firm plans further acquisitions in regulated markets.
The deal to scale the 23-unit fast-casual Asian concept nationally comes with a $12.5 million debt facility and same-store sales up 18.2%.
The French world-food importer's first international deals establish a direct presence in Germany and Belgium through local distributors.
The subscription streaming service for Christian children's content has grown approximately 64% year over year, fueled by original series and partnerships with Amazon Prime Video and Roku.
The transaction provides an exit for prior investors The Center and Prelude Growth Partners.
Brings a portfolio of Fortetropin-based muscle health products for pets and its patented ingredient to the Bansk Group-backed platform, broadening PetIQ's preventive health offerings.
Michael Watts, who has served as President since 2014 and assumed day-to-day control earlier this year, will become CEO upon closing.
The company's science-backed formulations, built on proprietary patent-protected actives, are carried in over 4,100 medspas, dermatology practices, and luxury spas nationwide.
The chain, with over 1,500 locations in the U.S. and 25+ international markets, surpassed $1.6 billion in system sales following a turnaround under High Bluff Capital Partners and Future Standard.
Adds a direct-store-delivery distributor of ice cream, novelties and frozen products covering Central and South Florida with over 4,600 delivery points to the Mill Point Capital-backed platform.
The deal combines Eat Happy Group with Hana Group's European operations into a provider of fresh sushi and Asian-inspired convenience food at about 5,800 points of sale in 14 countries.
The family-owned UK vitamin and supplement company operates in more than 70 countries, with India, MENA and China among its priority growth markets.
The 50/50 water and premium-beverage joint venture will hold more than 30 brands sold in 120 countries and is expected to close in the first half of 2027.
The Madrid company creates and operates large-scale immersive cultural exhibitions that have attracted more than 4.5 million visitors.
The San Clemente, California manufacturer develops liquid and powdered flavor systems for food, beverage and nutrition customers.
The $700 million cash acquisition would add nearly 800 automotive-service locations and expand Mavis to more than 4,400 sites across the U.S. and Canada.
The Planet Fitness franchisee operates 32 clubs across Australia and holds development rights for roughly 100 locations in five states and territories.
Adds a 1971-founded pet food manufacturer with an omnichannel distribution model to the Wind Point Partners-backed Assisi Pet Care platform.
The platform investment centers on a Fresno, Calif, with transaction terms undisclosed in the announcement.