Tracked deals
4
4 tracked deals across 2021-2024.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Clearspring Capital Partners is a Canadian mid-market private equity firm that invests in and acquires medium-sized companies through buyouts, growth and acquisition financings, going-private transactions, industry consolidations, restructurings, and recapitalizations.
Tracked deals
4
4 tracked deals across 2021-2024.
Recent pace
0
0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Addon
2 addon · 2 growth capital
Last 3 years
Supporting Data
Regal Confections, supported by Clearspring Capital Partners, has acquired Mondoux Confectionary, a Quebec-based confectionery manufacturer and distributor known for its Sweet Sixteen gummy line and Giacomo chocolate brand. The deal adds Mondoux's manufacturing and direct-store-delivery footprint (including 77 trucks and ~200+ employees) to Regal's national distribution and owned brand portfolio to deepen presence in the Convenience & Gas channel across Eastern Canada and nationally.
Clearspring Capital Partners announced a growth investment in INNOTEX Inc., a Québec-based manufacturer of firefighter protective suits, alongside founder Louis Carpentier and existing management. The financing—supported by BDC Growth Equity Partners, Investissement Québec and BMO Capital Partners—will fund product, people and geographic expansion as INNOTEX aims to become a North American leader in emergency-services protective apparel.
Clearspring Capital Partners and OneLink Capital (with financial participation from BDC Growth Equity Partners) announced a minority growth investment in Groupe Tecnic and École de Conduite Tecnic Rive-Nord. The founding Sévigny and Aubé families remain significant shareholders with management continuity (CEO Mylène Sévigny to remain); the capital will support Tecnic's growth plan and potential expansion beyond Quebec.
Regal Confections, backed by Clearspring Capital Partners, has acquired Tosuta International Sales Ltd., an importer and distributor of confectionery products headquartered in Langley, British Columbia. The acquisition is an add-on to strengthen Regal’s gas & convenience presence in Western Canada, expand its brand portfolio (including Koala and Livewires), and add entry into the throat lozenges category.
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