Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2023-2024.
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Global private investment firm specializing in special situations investing, including private equity and credit strategies, focused on complex and stressed situations.
Tracked deals
5
5 tracked deals across 2023-2024.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Growth capital
4 growth capital · 1 divestiture
Last 2 years
Supporting Data
Bain Capital Special Situations has made a strategic minority (growth) investment in MRO Holdings Inc. to support the company's expansion of customer-centric initiatives and capability scaling across its Americas maintenance network. MROH’s existing management and investment partners (the Kriete family and Caoba Capital) will remain in place; financial terms were not disclosed.
Sikich LLC has received a $250 million minority growth investment from Bain Capital (via Bain Capital Special Situations and Bain Capital Credit). Sikich will maintain majority control and its existing management team as it uses the capital to accelerate growth, pursue acquisitions and enhance operational capabilities.
Bain Capital Special Situations (through Hellas Capital Leasing) acquired 100% of Sunshine Leases, the leasing subsidiary of Piraeus Bank, including a non-performing exposures portfolio (the "Sunshine Portfolio") with a gross book value of approximately €500 million. The portfolio is largely secured by commercial real estate and hotel assets and expands Bain Capital's presence in the Greek NPL and leasing market.
Bain Capital Special Situations has made a growth investment in KP Aviation, purchasing the interests held by Balmoral Funds LLC to support KP Aviation's global expansion. Financial terms were not disclosed; founder and CEO Kim Schulze will remain in place and retain a significant ownership stake as Bain partners with management to scale the aftermarket aviation platform.
Bain Capital Special Situations agreed to acquire an approximately 20% minority stake in IMS Nanofabrication GmbH from Intel in a deal that values IMS at about $4.3 billion. The investment (expected to close in Q3 2023) will leave IMS operating as a standalone subsidiary led by CEO Dr. Elmar Platzgummer and is intended to accelerate the company's technology innovation and market expansion in multi-beam mask writing for advanced semiconductor nodes.
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