Founded in 1966, IBI has worked on some of the most high-profile deals in Irish corporate life. But why has it decided to sell to a Japanese-owned investment bank? How does it plan to grow and what does this mean for dealmaking in Ireland?
The Paris-listed Paragon ID manufacturer of passports, transport cards and smart retail tags is going private. The buy-out offer was launched from a low-key office suite in Sandyford.
Burning cash and under the watch of regulators, the main Irish company operating Australian-acquired Prepaid Financial Services is now set to lose its directors.
Smurfit Kappa is staking a huge amount of shareholder value on the WestRock deal. Why? Because the expected synergies are enormous.
The proposed combined firm would be called Smurfit WestRock and domiciled in Dublin. Smurfit Kappa has set out logic behind deal for shareholders of both companies. Smurfit Kappa will delist from Euronext in Dublin, with the combined firm to have primary New York listing.
Australian payments firm EML has made two big Irish acquisitions. And, in both cases, it has been forced to make hefty impairments. With a strategic review ongoing, how long will it remain in Ireland?
New documents for Sentenial give an insight into the company’s performance since the acquisition. It shows sluggish growth, increasing losses, letters of support, and a deterioration in its cash position. What happens next?
Enterprise Ireland-backed medical devices firm Technopath Clinical Diagnostics Holdings hit pay dirt in 2021 when it was was bought out by global group LGC Science in a deal worth over €100 million. But the vendors are now being sued in the Commercial Court for alleged breach of warranty.
The Irish video games services firm is a mainstay in the industry and a frequent shopper, scooping up several smaller companies. But its profile and reach is starting to evolve.
Gowan Motors is set to sell the bulk of its retail business to Bright Motor Group, which has been on the hunt for new brands to add to its portfolio.
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