Brookfield Set to Purchase Fosber
Acquisition Details: Brookfield has agreed to acquire Fosber, a company specializing in advanced machinery for the corrugated packaging industry, in a deal valued at approximately $900 million.
Funding Structure: The acquisition will be funded through Brookfield's private equity strategy, with around $480 million in equity, including an expected investment of about $170 million from Brookfield Business Partners.
Company Background: Fosber, headquartered in Lucca, Italy, designs and manufactures high-speed corrugating machinery and offers essential aftersales services and digital monitoring solutions for box manufacturers globally.
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