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Azenta Appoints Martin Madaus as Interim CEO
Azenta (AZTA) announced that current member of the Board of Directors Martin Madaus has been appointed interim President and CEO, and that John Marotta has resigned as an executive officer and director of the Company. Madaus has served in multiple CEO roles in the diagnostics and life science tools industry and joined the Azenta Board in 2024 - making him the ideal individual to lead the Company during this transition. He is a Senior Operating Executive at the Carlyle Group (CG) and has a proven track record of creating shareholder value in both public and private life science companies. Notably, he has served as Chairman, President and CEO of Millipore Corporation, Chairman and CEO of Ortho-Clinical Diagnostics, and President and CEO of Roche Diagnostics North America, a subsidiary of Roche Holding AG. The Board has retained search firm Heidrick & Struggles, and a search process for a permanent CEO is underway.
Ashland Explores Potential Sale, Shares Up 5%
Ashland (ASH) is exploring a potential sale after receiving takeover interest, Ryan Gould, Liana Baker, Kiel Porter and Mengqi Sun of Bloomberg report, citing people familiar with the matter. The company is working with Citi (C) and Lazard (LAZ) as it engages with both strategic and financial suitors, sources told Bloomberg. Private equity firms Advent, Apollo Global (APO) and Carlyle Group (CG) are among those that have had contact with Ashland, while Standard Industries, which is among the company's largest shareholders, is also interested, the people said. Shares of Ashland are up 5% to $76.45 following the report.
Carlyle Provides $600M Hybrid Capital Solution to Prime Capital Financial
Prime Capital Financial announced that the Global Credit platform of global investment firm Carlyle has agreed to provide an approximately $600M hybrid capital solution to Prime Capital Financial, establishing a strategic partnership that includes a minority ownership interest in the company and supports the firm's long-term growth. The transaction values Prime Capital Financial at an enterprise value of more than $1.8B. As part of the transaction, Abry Partners, which has partnered with Prime Capital Financial since 2023, will exit its investment. The transaction will not change Prime Capital Financial's leadership team, advisor-led business model or majority employee ownership structure. Approx. 180 advisors will continue as owners of the firm, reinforcing the entrepreneurial culture and long-term alignment that has defined its success.
CAIS Secures $170M in Series D Financing
CAIS announced a $170M Series D financing with lead participant Vista Equity Partners, and additional investment from AllianceBernstein (AB), funds managed by Blue Owl Capital (OWL), Carlyle (CG), Fortress Investment Group, Golub Capital, Lord Abbett, and Royal Bank of Canada (RY). The investment round values CAIS at over $2B, bringing total capital raised to nearly $600M, and coincides with a 3-year organic revenue CAGR of 37% that reflects the scale and trust CAIS has built across the independent wealth channel. David Breach, President of Vista Equity Partners, will join the CAIS Board of Directors. Representatives from Blue Owl, Lord Abbett, Fortress, and Carlyle will serve as Board observers.
EQT Infrastructure VII Acquires Copia Power from Carlyle
EQT (EQT) announced that EQT Infrastructure VII has agreed to acquire Copia Power from Carlyle (CG). Copia develops integrated energy campuses that bring generation, high-voltage transmission, and data center load together at the same interconnection position. The company has over 2.6 GW of energy generation and storage assets in operation or under construction and is actively developing over 9 GW of grid-connected data centers supported by Copia's portfolio of gigawatt-scale energy campuses, comprising more than 25 GW of solar and storage and 7 GW of natural gas generation assets. The transaction is subject to customary conditions and approvals. It is expected to close by the end of 2026. EQT Infrastructure VII is currently expected to be activated and begin charging management fees around year-end 2026. Upon activation, and with the acquisition of Copia Power, EQT Infrastructure VII is expected to be 0-5%invested based on target fund size and subject to customary regulatory approvals. EQT Infrastructure VI is currently 75%-80% percent invested and continues to be in its commitment period, management fees will, following activation of EQT Infrastructure VII, be based on net invested capital.
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