Blackstone’s GSO exits Stolle to Japanese strategic buyer
GSO Capital Partners, Blackstone Group’s credit business, will sell Stolle Machinery to Japan’s Toyo Seikan for $775 million. The transaction is expected to close before the end of 2011, subject to regulatory approvals.
Colorado-headquartered Stolle produces equipment with which manufacturers decorate aluminum and steel cans used to package drinks and various foods. Toyo Seidan installed Japan's first can-making facility...
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