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Founded in 1896, Mauser Group is a leading worldwide producer of industrial packaging influencing the international packaging market through innovative technologies. The company’s customers are spread across the chemical, agrochemical, petrochemical, and pharmaceutical sectors, as well as in the food and beverage industries. Mauser’s product portfolio includes plastic packaging, fiber drums, steel drums, Intermediate Bulk Containers ("IBC"), and reconditioning services. In 2017, CD&R sold Mauser to Stone Canyon Industries LLC after increasing EBITDA by approximately 47%.
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| 04.04.2017 | Term Sheet — Tuesday, April 4 | OATH MY GOD
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| 03.04.2017 | Clayton, Dubilier & Rice Exits Mauser Investment in $2.3 Billion Transaction | Clayton, Dubilier & Rice announced today the completion of the previously-announced sale of Mauser Group N.V. to Stone Canyon Industries, LLC in an all-cash transaction valued at $2.3 billion.
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| 07.02.2017 | CD&R to Sell Mauser Group to Stone Canyon for $2.3B | Clayton, Dubilier & Rice announced today that it has agreed to sell Mauser Group N.V., a leading global supplier of industrial rigid packaging products and reconditioning services, to Stone Canyon Industries, LLC. SCI, through its subsi... |
| 30.01.2017 | Term Sheet — Monday, January 30 | THE WEEKEND
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| 09.12.2016 | Term Sheet — Friday, December 9 | Layoff Watch and Founder-Friendly Boards
It’s the kind of thing that stinks to be right about. Earlier this week I predicted that many startups would go through end-of-year layoffs. Some are trimming headcount after over-expanding relative ... |
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