B&C Group is divesting its 80% stake in packaging manufacturer Schur Flexibles to Apollo and other creditors due to significant financial irregularities discovered post-acquisition.
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The B&C Group is divesting its 80% stake in Schur Flexibles, a packaging manufacturer based in Wiener Neudorf, Lower Austria. This stake was originally acquired from the American private equity firm Lindsay Goldberg in 2021. The decision to exit follows the discovery of significant irregularities in Schur Flexibles' financial statements for previous years, along with serious misconduct by former management personnel.
Upon B&C's acquisition of Schur Flexibles, audits conducted by reputable accounting firms indicated that the company's financial records for prior years were inaccurate and manipulated. As a result, Schur Flexibles' business performance and financial status were grossly overstated, leading to the initiation of criminal proceedings against the former management regarding various legal violations.
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Apollo
invested in
Schur Flexibles
in 2022
in a Buyout deal