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Strategic Value Partners, a global alternative investment firm, agreed to acquire Revelyst, a collective of world-class maker brands that design and manufacture performance gear and precision technologies, from Vista Outdoor Inc., a designer, manufacturer, and marketer of outdoor sports and recreation products, for $1.125bn. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gGxMW5hp "We look forward to working with Eric Nyman and the rest of the team leading this world-class outdoor gear and technology business. For almost a year, we closely followed Revelyst's progress with this complex transaction. During that time, Revelyst has gained share through a difficult period for consumer spending thanks to the strength of its leadership, its employees and efforts like GEAR UP. With this investment, we plan to put SVP's full operating resources and network behind Revelyst to help accelerate the success of this market leader," David Geenberg, SVP Head of North American Corporate Investments. SVP (led by David Geenberg) is advised by Goldman Sachs, Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP and Kekst CNC (led by Todd Fogarty). Vista Outdoor (led by Mike Callahan) is advised by Moelis & Company, Morgan Stanley, Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP and Gibson Dunn. Revelyst is led by Eric Nyman. Submit your deals here: https://lnkd.in/djcRGezn #MergersAcquisitionsDivestitures #Sports #Performance

Between wealth and passion: Navigating Art, Luxury Assets, and Startups We hosted an exclusive panel discussion featuring alternative investment insights from industry leaders Emilia De Stasio, CFA, Co-founder and COO at Artscapy; Andrew Shirley, Head of Luxury Research at Knight Frank; and Piero Grieco, a seasoned private equity investor. We've summarised a few key moments from the panel in an article. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/e9dbSvdR #InvestmentInsights #ArtInvestment #LuxuryResearch #PrivateEquity

I'm excited to share this powerful video from my amazing partner at Backstage Capital, Brittany Davis. Accredited investors, set up a 1:1 with me to learn more about how you can invest in Backstage. https://BackstageInvest.com In this clip from 2021, Brittany talks about the incredible impact of having investors from all walks of life. Here's why this matters: Diverse Investor Base: When we bring together investors from different backgrounds, we get fresh perspectives and drive real innovation. Historic Fundraising: We made history with a $5M crowd equity raise in 2021 (in 1 week), and it’s proof that when people believe in a mission, amazing things happen. Inclusive Opportunities: We’re all about making investing accessible to more and more people. If this resonates with you, here’s how you can get involved: Invest in Backstage: If you’re an accredited investor, come join hundreds of accredited investors in Backstage and be a part of something special. Low minimums (for venture capital) and simple next steps. Backstage Pass Membership: Not accredited or not quite ready to invest? Join our new Backstage Pass membership to connect, learn, and grow with like-minded people. Visit https://BackstageInvest.com for more details and to apply. Let’s continue to create real change together. #Investing #Diversity #Inclusion #BackstageCapital #ImpactInvesting #ArlanHamilton

Kudos to these early-stage investors who play a vital role in startups, offering financial backing, mentorship, and valuable networks. Their support empowers founders to navigate challenges and drive innovation that shapes our world. #PowerWomen #womeninvestors #earlystageinvestors

Mention the name Vennette (no last name required) to anyone in the beauty industry, and they’ll know exactly who you are talking about. As Managing Director and Head of Beauty and Personal Care at Raymond James, she is a dealmaking powerhouse and BeautyMatter’s 2024 Person of the Year. Her success is marked by serendipitous encounters, determination, and open-mindedness in a high-stakes business, with individual livelihoods and industry-wide reputations on the line. Here are five key takeaways from the fireside chat with beauty’s deal maker, Vennette Ho Lee. ? Investment banking is a team effort, thriving on collaboration and diverse expertise to tackle complex financial challenges. ? Three-fourths of Raymond James' deals involve active founders, highlighting their crucial role in key transactions like mergers, acquisitions, and capital raises. ? As "beauty's banker," Vennette is often the first call for those raising funds or exiting. Her approach starts with a simple question: “Can we truly help this company?” She prioritizes projects where Raymond James can align with the founder's vision and offer long-term support, sometimes recognizing when they're not the best fit. ? There's been much talk about deal flow this year—founders struggling to fundraise and brands seeking exits. Vennette views these fluctuations as temporary, not reflective of the entire industry. Despite a consumer slowdown, beauty and wellness remain strong, outpacing the S&P for years. Though it's a tricky time, the overall outlook is still optimistic. ? A focused product assortment is key to brand success, reducing customer acquisition costs and building a strong identity. While retailers may push for new products, brands should prioritize their strengths and keep their lineup efficient, avoiding the urge to launch too many items at once. Stay tuned for more 2024 NEXT updates. #BeautyMatter #BMNEXT2024 #NEXTAwards

Three years ago, in May 2021, Carlyle invested roughly $600 million in a skin care company called Beautycounter.?The excitement faded quickly. In 2021, private equity firm Carlyle invested $600 million in Beautycounter, a skincare brand known for its clean beauty products and multilevel marketing model. Under founder Gregg Renfrew, Beautycounter aimed to grow from $400 million to $1 billion in annual sales and go public. However, the venture failed, leading to significant financial losses. Renee Hill, a successful Beautycounter seller, saw her earnings plummet from $177,000 annually to $19,000 after the collapse. Carlyle, which manages $425 billion across various sectors, faced one of its biggest setbacks due to this investment. Link to the article in the comment section! #investments #financialadvisors #failedventures

The world’s best investors, including our own Saar Gur, were just interviewed by The Generalist's Mario Gabriele. If you're looking for insights on inking competitive deals, this article is for you. #VC #venturecapital #investing #investments #deals

rift, cofounded by Fil Twarowski and Edvard Eriksson, a burgeoning sales platform, recently celebrated a significant milestone by securing $5m in seed funding. This financial boost was led by Sequoia Capital, with additional contributions from Y Combinator and Soma Capital, alongside a cohort of angel investors. Read the article in the #news section on colaeb.com

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