Bluegem Capital Partners, through its portfolio company Béaba, has acquired a majority stake in Spanish baby care brand Suavinex, aiming to create a leading European player in the market.
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Bluegem Capital Partners, a private equity firm specializing in consumer investments, announced the acquisition of a majority stake in Suavinex, a prominent Spanish baby care brand, through its portfolio company Béaba. Established in Spain in 1980, Suavinex is renowned for its innovative and high-quality baby products, particularly in the segments of baby bottles, soothers, and personal care for both infants and mothers. The company maintains manufacturing facilities in Slovakia and Spain, supported by a team of in-house engineers and technicians who have developed a diverse range of globally patented products.
Suavinex gained recognition in the industry with its groundbreaking launch of the three-position teat system in 1988, revolutionizing the weaning process by allowing for tailored liquid flow based on the baby's sucking pace and food type. In 2018, the company introduced its Zero-Zero product range, featuring anti-colic baby bottles and soothers, which leverages patented technology focused on deriving medical benefits.
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Industry Overview in Spain
The baby care industry in Spain is a dynamic and evolving sector, driven by an increasing awareness of the importance of quality products for infant health and well-being. Spanish consumers exhibit a preference for high-q
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Bluegem Capital Partners
invested in
Suavinex
in 2022
in a Management Buyout / Buy-In (MBO) deal