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KRG’s Fort Dearborn Completes FetterGroup Deal

Posted on: March 4, 2013 by asormaniNo Comments »

KRG Capital Partners‘ portfolio company Fort Dearborn Company has completed the acquisition of FetterGroup’s paint & coating labels business. KRG made its initial investment in Fort Dearborn Company in August 2010 and the acquisition of FetterGroup’s paint & coatings label business represents the 179th investment for KRG since its inception. Fort Dearborn Company is a supplier of cut and stack, pressure sensitive, roll-fed and shrink sleeve labels.

Flexpoint Ford Sells Home Solutions to KRG Capital

Posted on: October 15, 2012 by Luisa BeltranNo Comments »

Flexpoint Ford said Monday that it has sold its majority stake in Home Solutions Holdings to KRG Capital Partners. Financial terms weren’t announced. Northfield, N.J.-based Home Solutions provides specialty infusion pharmacy services. Cain Brothers provides financial advice to Home Solutions.

KRG Capital Partners Refinances Convergint Technologies

Posted on: September 19, 2012 by asormaniNo Comments »

Denver-based private equity firm KRG Capital Partners has completed a recapitalization of Convergint Technologies along with its senior management team. This investment represents the twelfth platform company for KRG’s $1.96 billion Fund IV.

Week’s Most Popular Posts Feature ‘The Admiral,’ Big Data and Rebecca Minkoff

Posted on: March 23, 2012 by Lawrence J. AragonNo Comments »

Here are the 10 most popular posts on peHUB based on number of pageviews from regular readers for March 19 – 23.

KRG Capital Invests in Ansira

Posted on: March 19, 2012 by Luisa BeltranNo Comments »

KRG Capital Partners has invested in Ansira Partners. Financial terms weren’t disclosed. Ansira is a engagement marketing agency. News of the deal was announced by AdMedia Partners, which provided financial advice to KRG. PRESS RELEASE M&A firm AdMedia Partners today announced that it acted as exclusive financial advisor to KRG Capital Partners (KRG), a Denver-based [...]

Denver Firm Returns $800M In Less Than 3 Months

Posted on: March 16, 2012 by Bernard VaughanNo Comments »

KRG Capital Partners has been on a selling spree in recent months, which should put the Denver-based buyout firm in a promising position to raise its fifth fund. The firm has logged four exits since mid-December, returning more than $800 million to investors, according to a source close to the firm. The firm’s fourth and [...]

KRG Capital Partners Sells Tronair

Posted on: March 13, 2012 by asormaniNo Comments »

Denver-based buyout firm KRG Capital Partners has sold Tronair Holdings. Tronair is a manufacturer of ground support equipment for business, commercial and military aircraft. KRG acquired Tronair in February of 2008 and the sale represents KRG’s second full exit from its $1.96 billion Fund IV. PRESS RELEASE KRG Capital Partners (KRG), a Denver-based buyout firm, [...]

Greenbriar Equity Group Acquires PetroChoice

Posted on: January 18, 2012 by asormaniNo Comments »

Greenbriar Equity Group has acquired PetroChoice, a distributor of petroleum lubricant solutions. Greenbriar acquired the company from KRG Capital Partners. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. PRESS RELEASE Greenbriar Equity Group LLC today announced the acquisition of PetroChoice, a leading, value-added distributor of petroleum lubricant solutions. Greenbriar acquired the Company from KRG Capital Partners. [...]

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KRG Capital Partners Exits Avizent

Posted on: December 21, 2011 by cnolanNo Comments »

Denver-based private equity firm KRG Capital Partners has completed its sale of Avizent to York Risk Services Organization Inc. The deal closed on December 15, and is KRG’s third exit from its third fund. York Risk Services Organization is a portfolio company of ABRY Partners. Terms of the all-cash deal were not released.

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Fresenius Medical Care Spends $2.1B On Dialysis

Posted on: August 2, 2011 by cnolanNo Comments »

Fresenius Medical Care is spending a combined $2.09 million to acquire private equity-backed Liberty Dialysis Holdings, and the smaller American Access Care Holdings, Reuters reported. Germany-based Fresenius will pay $1.7 billion for Liberty Dialysis, which is currently controlled by buyout firms KRG Capital Partners and Bain Capital. The deal includes about $1 billion in assumed debt. American Access Care Holdings, which operates 28 vascular access centers for preparing patients for dialysis, sold for $385 million, Reuters wrote.