Flacks Group acquires former Hansa location in Bavaria
The US investor Flacks Group has acquired the former Hansa fittings factory in Burglengenfeld north of Regensburg
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Flacks Group raises $20m for its development in Florida
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Zippel: A Cooperation With Success
Founded in 1968, Zippel is now one of the world’s leading manufacturers of industrial cleaning technology. For more than 50 years, Zippel cleaning systems, which are made in Germany, have been used successfully all over the world. Now as part of the US FLACKS GROUP, Zippel has become a global
Mergermarket: Zippel acquired by Flacks Group from Sugino Machine
Flacks Group, the Florida-based industrial holding company, has acquired Zippel, the Germany-based cleaning machines maker, from Sugino Machine, the Japan-based…
Nashville Business Journal: Flacks Group takes a longer-term view on Corizon and reduces its debt
Area mergers and acquisitions have largely been put on pause due to Covid-19, but one deal that did get done…
RetailDetail: New potential buyer for Hema
Investors seem to be very interested in department store chain Hema: American investment fund Flacks Group is presenting itself as a potential…
Mergermarket: Flacks Group expands investment scope amid COVID-19 crisis
Pandemic opens up new distressed opportunities in consumer and retail Targeting listed companies’ disposals with liquidity and reputational risks …
Financial Times: Workers occupy historic site as Harland and Wolff falls into administration
Harland & Wolff Holdings PLC Harland and Wolff, the Belfast shipyard that built the Titanic, is expected to file for insolvency…
Nasdaq: Investment firm Flacks Group deal to buy Laura Ashley Holdings Plc
LAURA ASHLEY: Investment firm Flacks Group said on Monday it was in the preliminary stages of evaluating a possible deal to buy Laura Ashley HoldingsPlc ALY.L , valuing the British fashion retailer at 20 million pounds ($26.16million) Florida-based Flacks said any possible offer would be limited to 2.748 pence in
