In reviewIndustrials22 June 2025

H.I.G. EU MM LBO II to acquire ALA

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H.I.G. EU MM LBO II acquires ALA

Deal facts

Buyer
H.I.G. EU MM LBO II
Target
ALA
Deal value
Not disclosed
Announced
22 June 2025
Status
In review
Sector
Industrials
Country
Not stated
Consideration
Not stated

Sources

What we know

H.I.G. EU MM LBO II has agreed to acquire ALA in a private equity acquisition. The target operates within the wholesale of other machinery and equipment and the manufacture of electronic components sectors. The transaction was announced on 22 June 2025. No financial consideration or deal value has been disclosed to the public at this stage. The buyer is a dedicated private equity vehicle, while the target remains a distinct operating entity within its specific industrial niche.

The deal is currently subject to regulatory approval and remains in review. Completion has not yet been confirmed as the transaction is not finalised. Further details regarding the specific consideration structure or the geographic location of the target are not available in the current reporting. The parties are expected to proceed with the necessary regulatory filings to secure the required permissions for the acquisition to close.

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    H.I.G. EU MM LBO II to acquire ALA

    H.I.G. EU MM LBO II to acquire ALA

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