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Rosebank Industries has completed the acquisition of MW Components (ASP MWI Holdings) at an enterprise value of about $950 million; MW was valued at roughly ten times expected EBITDA for 2025. MW Components’ debt was reduced before closing, and Rosebank plans restructurings at MW and at previously acquired CPM to achieve cost savings of more than $25 million within 12 months. MW Components will be divided into the fasteners, springs and precision components business units, the headquarters in Charlotte will be closed, and $14 million in investments are planned for the Addison site; at CPM, an organizational simplification and a replacement of the CEO position are planned. » More on de.investing.com

American Securities has sold CPM Holdings to Rosebank Industries for about $2.1 billion. CPM, a process-equipment manufacturer headquartered in Blaine, Minnesota, operates 35 sites, employs roughly 1,700 people and is active in markets such as oilseed processing, animal feed, renewable energy and plant-based foods. The purchase price excludes potential earn-out payments for 2026; Rosebank has a market capitalization of $4.84 billion and analysts expect earnings of $0.17 per share for 2026. » More on de.investing.com

At Rosebank Industries' annual general meeting, shareholders approved all 15 resolutions put to a vote. Around 79% of the issued share capital participated in the individual votes, and every resolution received more than 96% approval. Among the measures approved were the management report and financial statements for 2025 (99.19%), the remuneration report (99.07%), the election/confirmation of directors, and the reappointment of Deloitte as auditors. » More on de.investing.com