Naval shipbuilding attracts private equity; Sheridan acquires Carolina Components; KKR to take Integer Holdings private for $5.7bn

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Naval shipbuilding attracts private equity; Sheridan acquires Carolina Components; KKR to take Integer Holdings private for $5.7bn

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Private equity interest grows in naval shipbuilding with Sheridan Capital Partners acquiring Carolina Components Group and KKR planning to take Integer Holdings private for $5.7 billion. Other deals include CapVest's portfolio company Curium preparing to take Lantheus Holdings private. This reflects robust investment activity in naval and medical manufacturing sectors.

A look at the growing private equity interest in investing in Naval-centric deals; Sheridan Capital Partners acquires Carolina Components Group, a provider of custom-engineered bioprocessing assemblies and components; KKR set to take medical device manufacturer Integer Holdings private; CapVest portfolio company Curium intends to take Lantheus Holdings private. The post Naval shipbuilding attracts private equity; Sheridan acquires Carolina Components; KKR to take Integer Holdings private for $5.7bn appeared first on PE Hub.

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