Tracked deals
61
61 tracked deals across 2021-2026.
Munich, Germany
AURELIUS European Opportunities IV is a mid-market buyout fund within the AURELIUS group, focused on European buyouts and platform investments with operational improvement and value-creation potential.
Tracked deals
61
61 tracked deals across 2021-2026.
Recent pace
3
3 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Addon
31 addon · 22 buyout · 7 divestiture
Last 6 years
Supporting Data
Showing the 12 most recent of 61 tracked deals for AURELIUS European Opportunities IV.
AURELIUS agreed to acquire the majority of Hain Celestial’s International business for an estimated $323 million in cash. The sale includes brands such as Ella’s Kitchen, Joya, Natumi, Hartley’s, Linda McCartney Foods, Cully & Sully, Yorkshire Provender and New Covent Garden soups; it remains subject to regulatory approvals and Hain securing an amendment to its credit agreement.
Landis+Gyr Group AG has completed the divestiture of its Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) business to AURELIUS. The deal closed with economic effect as of March 31, 2026 and transfers Landis+Gyr’s metering portfolio, related software and services, five production sites, and approximately 2,800 employees across the region.
AURELIUS Private Equity Mid-Market Buyout has signed an agreement to acquire the Care Division of family-owned Dutch company Louwman Group. The Care Division operates five mobility-related units offering mobility aids, home adaptations, and vehicle modifications across the Netherlands, serving municipalities and care institutions as well as private individuals. The deal is subject to regulatory approvals and works council advice and is expected to close by late 2025 or early 2026.
AURELIUS Private Equity Mid-Market Buyout has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire DCC Technology’s Info Tech business in the UK and Ireland. The business comprises Exertis, a multi-specialist distributor and services provider supporting consumer and business customers and supplying technology vendors through distribution centers in Burnley (UK) and Dublin (Ireland).
AURELIUS Private Equity Mid‑Market Buyout has acquired Teijin Automotive Technologies North America (TAT‑NA) from Japanese parent Teijin Limited. Headquartered in Auburn Hills, Michigan, TAT‑NA is a leading manufacturer of advanced composite components for automotive, heavy truck, marine and recreational vehicle markets; the business employs ~4,500 people across 14 sites in the US and Mexico and generates over $1 billion in annual revenue.
AURELIUS, a European private equity investor, is acquiring Lernia, a Swedish staffing, recruitment and training group, from the Swedish Government. Lernia is headquartered in Stockholm, operates almost 100 locations across Sweden and employs about 5,300 people; AURELIUS says private ownership will enable operational restructuring and value creation.
AURELIUS Private Equity (via its European Opportunities fund) has agreed to acquire the What's Cooking Savoury Division, a leading Benelux supplier of deli meats, spreads and savoury snacks, from What's Cooking Group NV in a carve-out transaction. Headquartered in Lievegem, Belgium, the Savoury Division employs ~1,500 people, operates six production facilities, and will be supported by AURELIUS to drive operational improvements and a buy-&-build growth strategy across the Benelux and Western Europe.
AURELIUS Private Equity has acquired Dayco's Propulsion Solutions division in a carve-out from Dayco Incorporated, a company backed by Hidden Harbor Capital Partners. The business — a global supplier of power transmission systems for light-vehicle and commercial/off-highway OEMs with more than $450m in revenue — will be positioned for operational transformation and growth under AURELIUS.
AURELIUS has agreed to acquire The Body Shop International Limited from Natura &Co for a purchase price valuing the business at £207 million (including a £90m earn-out). The acquisition, expected to close in December 2023, will see AURELIUS work with The Body Shop management to drive operational improvements and re-energise the global beauty and personal care brand.
AURELIUS Wachstumskapital (AURELIUS Growth Investments) has acquired the BVN group, a Norderstedt-based provider of meals for senior citizens and school catering that comprises four operating companies and more than 400 employees. The acquisition is positioned as a buy-and-build platform to drive regional growth in institutional catering; shareholders Kirsten and Stefan Brauer will exit as part of a succession solution while management (Keyan and Ramin Forouhideh) remain involved.
AURELIUS has agreed to acquire UK property search aggregation provider TM Group Limited from Dye & Durham Corporation in a transaction valued at up to GBP 91 million. The deal, a corporate carve-out that has received UK Competition and Markets Authority approval, positions AURELIUS to build a platform in the UK property services/conveyancing market; TM Group generated c. GBP 62 million of revenue in 2022.
Ringbeck Group, a portfolio company of AURELIUS Growth Investments, has acquired Rüdiger Brandenburg GmbH, a Berlin- and Seddiner See–based provider of garden, landscape and sports ground construction. The add-on expands Ringbeck Group’s footprint and capabilities in the Berlin/Brandenburg region; Rüdiger Brandenburg employs more than 60 people and the combined Ringbeck Group expects around EUR 105m revenue for 2023.
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