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The commercial brokerage firm has struck 18 add-ons since 2018 and has another 10 on its radar in the near term with a new capital infusion from HGGC, the firm's Steve Young told PE Hub.

National Convenience Distributor, which delivers to stores in 11 states, plans to expand in the contiguous Northeast region.

Hegazy will focus on growth buyouts and growth minority deals in the consumer internet and enterprise technology sectors.

PE firms like Branford Castle, Trivest and Shoreline Equity entice buy-side advisors with unique incentives ranging from airline points to Mercedez Benzes.

Moelis and Barclays are said to have scored the sell-side advisor mandate shortly before coronavirus-related fears drove U.S. financial markets into extreme volatility.

HGGC sees opportunities to back dislocated assets in the public markets and also eyes win-win partnership transactions.

While Varma is supportive of a shutdown, he said the medical damage to patients with other diseases is going to become insurmountable.

As one of few to lock down financing amidst the covid-19 turmoil, the PE firm’s specialty materials company Kymera manages to clinch a sizable add-on.

Available capital and promise of consumer staples keep sponsors around but most companies will not seal deals in the near term.

While many traditional PE shops are busy assessing the potential impacts of covid-19 on their portfolios, a few are turning to their companies to develop vaccines and tests to curb the spread of coronavirus.