Case Study

Carve-Out and Divestiture of a $30M Manufacturing Division

Client Profile

A diversified industrial conglomerate looking to divest a non-core manufacturing unit to focus on its technology and services businesses.

The Challenge

The division had been cross-subsidised for years, making standalone financials unclear. Potential buyers questioned the unit's viability without parent company support.

Our Approach

Nirji performed standalone financial reconstruction, identified operational efficiencies, and created a compelling standalone business plan. We ran a dual-track process — private sale and management buyout — to maximise competitive tension.

Solution Delivered

Completed a $30M sale to a strategic buyer at 7.2x EBITDA, with transition services agreement ensuring continuity. The seller retained a 15% stake with put/call options.

Measurable Outcomes

$30M

Transaction Value

7.2x

EBITDA Multiple

7 months

Process Duration

"They turned a complex carve-out into a clean, competitive process. Exceptional execution."

How This Connects to Our Broader Practice

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