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Paine Schwartz Partners sells Lyons Magnus to Truelink Capital

NEW YORK, July 20. Paine Schwartz Partners has agreed to sell Lyons Magnus, a Fresno, California manufacturer of ingredients and beverages, to Truelink Capital. No financial terms were disclosed in the announcement, released Sunday via PRNewswire. Paine Schwartz issued the statement jointly from New York and Fresno.

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Key takeaways

  • Paine Schwartz Partners has agreed to sell Lyons Magnus, a Fresno, California ingredients and beverages manufacturer, to Truelink Capital.
  • The deal was announced Sunday via PRNewswire, jointly from New York and Fresno.
  • No financial terms were disclosed in the announcement.
  • Paine Schwartz Partners describes itself as the largest private equity firm dedicated to sustainable food chain investing.
  • The announcement named Truelink Capital as the buyer but included no statement from the firm or a target closing date.

NEW YORK, July 20. Paine Schwartz Partners has agreed to sell Lyons Magnus, a Fresno, California manufacturer of ingredients and beverages, to Truelink Capital. No financial terms were disclosed in the announcement, released Sunday via PRNewswire. Paine Schwartz issued the statement jointly from New York and Fresno.

The seller

Paine Schwartz Partners describes itself as the largest private equity firm dedicated to sustainable food chain investing. The firm did not specify how long it held Lyons Magnus, what it paid at acquisition, or what operational changes occurred during its ownership period. No named representative from Paine Schwartz was quoted in the release.

Lyons Magnus

The company is headquartered in Fresno and manufactures ingredients and beverages, according to the announcement. The release describes Lyons Magnus as a leading manufacturer in those categories. No revenue figures, production volumes, customer names, or facility count appeared in the announcement.

Truelink Capital

Truelink Capital is acquiring the company. The announcement named Truelink as the buyer but included no statement from the firm, no detail on its plans for the Fresno operations, and no target date for closing.

Frequently asked

Who is selling Lyons Magnus and who is buying it?

Paine Schwartz Partners is selling Lyons Magnus to Truelink Capital.

How much is Truelink Capital paying for Lyons Magnus?

No financial terms were disclosed in the announcement.

What does Lyons Magnus do and where is it based?

Lyons Magnus is headquartered in Fresno, California and manufactures ingredients and beverages.

When was the sale announced?

The sale was announced on Sunday via PRNewswire, in a statement issued jointly from New York and Fresno.

Did Truelink Capital say what it plans to do with the Fresno operations?

No; the announcement named Truelink as the buyer but included no statement from the firm, no detail on its plans, and no target closing date.