[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Restructuring__ [@Restructuring__](/creator/twitter/Restructuring__) on x 38.5K followers Created: 2025-07-12 18:59:40 UTC 1) Takeover Mauser from Dubai’s PE In 2007, Dubai International Capital (DIC) acquired Mauser from JP Morgan’s buyout unit for €850M. Mauser was initially part of a larger portfolio sale, but buyers weren’t interested in the full package. Instead, DIC sold Mauser separately in one of the largest asset disposals by a Dubai state-owned fund since the debt crisis. When DIC owned Mauser, the company grew fast. They went from XX to XX facilities in XX countries. Mauser made packaging products like metal drums and plastic containers. These are important for moving chemicals and medical waste safely. As they expanded, their profits and earnings also got better. By 2014, DIC put Mauser on the market. CD&R outbid rivals like Ardian and Technoplast with a €1.2B offer — delivering 2x return on DIC’s equity investment. But CD&R didn’t buy Mauser just for its growth — they saw a bigger opportunity: turning recycling into (more) profits. XXX engagements  **Related Topics** [debt](/topic/debt) [dubai](/topic/dubai) [acquisition](/topic/acquisition) [chapter 11](/topic/chapter-11) [Post Link](https://x.com/Restructuring__/status/1944109422898266434)
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- Takeover Mauser from Dubai’s PE
In 2007, Dubai International Capital (DIC) acquired Mauser from JP Morgan’s buyout unit for €850M. Mauser was initially part of a larger portfolio sale, but buyers weren’t interested in the full package. Instead, DIC sold Mauser separately in one of the largest asset disposals by a Dubai state-owned fund since the debt crisis.
When DIC owned Mauser, the company grew fast. They went from XX to XX facilities in XX countries. Mauser made packaging products like metal drums and plastic containers. These are important for moving chemicals and medical waste safely. As they expanded, their profits and earnings also got better.
By 2014, DIC put Mauser on the market. CD&R outbid rivals like Ardian and Technoplast with a €1.2B offer — delivering 2x return on DIC’s equity investment. But CD&R didn’t buy Mauser just for its growth — they saw a bigger opportunity: turning recycling into (more) profits.
XXX engagements
Related Topics debt dubai acquisition chapter 11