SOS Accessoire has acquired the IRIS group to enhance its position in the European domestic appliance spare parts market, creating a new entity, Ecoparts, generating combined revenues of €120 million.
Target Information
SOS Accessoire, headquartered in Maurepas, France, is Europe’s leading platform for domestic appliance parts and DIY repair guidance. The company has made a strategic acquisition of the IRIS group, a supplier of spare parts primarily to professional appliance repair technicians. With an impressive revenue of €62 million in 2023, the IRIS group operates across France, Belgium, and Germany, and consists of two key companies: SDS, which is the second-largest provider of domestic appliance parts in France, and Vedelec, the top distributor in Belgium. This acquisition enables the newly formed group, Ecoparts, to generate an annual revenue of €120 million and positions it as a significant player in Europe’s spare parts market.
The acquisition marks a transformative growth opportunity for SOS Accessoire, following 15 consecutive years of 40% annual growth and being recognized in the Financial Times’ Top 100 fastest-growing European companies. The integration aims to expand the company's reach into new markets and enhance its operational capabilities within Europe’s competitive landscape.
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Industry Overview
The appliance spare parts industry in Europe is witnessing a significant transformation, driven by the increasing demand for sustainability and repairability in consumer products. As consumers are gradually shifting toward eco-friendly practices, th
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IRIS group
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in a Strategic Partnership deal
Disclosed details
Transaction Size: $54M
Revenue: $65M