Warburg bought a foundry for $459 million. Its customer just paid $11.75 billion.
GE Aerospace bought castings from CPP for fifteen years. It just paid 26 times EBITDA to stop. Warburg reportedly paid $459 million in 2011.
GE Aerospace bought castings from CPP for fifteen years. It just paid 26 times EBITDA to stop. Warburg reportedly paid $459 million in 2011.
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