Affinity picks up 70% stake in Australia’s Primo Smallgoods
Affinity Equity Partners has finalized its acquisition of Australian meat products firm Primo Smallgoods in a deal that values the company at A$740 million ($758 million). Previous reports suggested that the valuation was at least A$900 million.
The private equity firm will take a 70% stake, with the remainder held by Primo's founders, the Lederer family, Reuters reported, citing a source with direct knowledge of the matter. Affinity submitted...
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