Bain Capital To Buy TI Automotive - Engine Builder Magazine

Bain Capital To Buy TI Automotive

TI Automotive, a provider of fluid storage, carrying and delivery systems to automotive manufacturers, has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Bain Capital. The existing management team will continue to lead the company.

TI Automotive, a provider of fluid storage, carrying and delivery systems to automotive manufacturers, has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Bain Capital. The existing management team will continue to lead the company. Financial terms of the private transaction were not disclosed.
Headquartered in Auburn Hills, Mich., and with facilities in 29 countries, TI Automotive has a broad focus on vehicle fluid management. Major global product areas include fluid carrying systems, tank systems, pump and module systems, HVAC fluid systems and powertrain components.”We are excited that Bain Capital will invest in TI Automotive to grow the business and to enable our team to focus solely on what we do best – manufacturing high-quality, safety-critical fluid systems for our customers,” said Bill Kozyra, TI Automotive president, CEO and chairman of the board, who will continue in his current roles. “Bain Capital brings to TI Automotive a deep understanding of our business and a well-known track record of global success in the automotive industry, and we look forward to partnering with them.”

“TI Automotive is a market-leading company that serves its customers’ needs extraordinarily well, through a combination of innovative engineering, extensive experience and a very strong commitment to quality,” said Todd Cook, a managing director at Bain Capital. “We look forward to partnering with Bill and the TI management team to support them in their next phase of growth.”

The transaction has committed financing in place and is not subject to a financing condition. The deal is subject to approval from TI Automotive shareholders, a substantial majority of whom have pledged to support the deal. Closing is expected in mid-2015, pending regulatory review and other customary closing conditions.

You May Also Like

Cloyes to Acquire ATI

Cloyes has announced the acquisition of ATI, a leading front-end accessory drive pulley and tensioner supplier.

Cloyes Gear & Products, Inc. has announced the acquisition of Denton, Texas-based Automotive Tensioners Incorporated (ATI), a leading front-end accessory drive pulley and tensioner supplier to the automotive aftermarket. This acquisition marks Cloyes’ second acquisition in the past four months and further strengthens the Cloyes’ platform and value proposition to repair shops, building on the Rotomaster acquisition.

Holley Names Jordan Musser SVP of Safety and Electronics Products

Musser will lead a global team of professionals to develop and implement a comprehensive strategic growth plan for Holley’s leading portfolio of safety brands.

Race Winning Brands to Implement Unilateral Retail Pricing Policy

The transition to a Unilateral Retail Pricing Policy reflects Race Winning Brands’ commitment to quality and reputation of its products.

King Engine Bearings Anounces New Rebate Campaign

During the two-month duration of the campaign, customers can take advantage of a rebate of $10 for every $100 spent on qualifying pMaxKote (XPC) products by King Engine Bearings.

Candidates Announced for SEMA Board of Directors 2024 Election

Voting will take place online beginning May 28 and is open to current SEMA-member companies.

Other Posts

Edelbrock Group Brands Now on MidwayPlus B2B Platform

The platform is convenient for checking prices, inventory, and freight costs before placing an order.

Team Eneos Reveals 2024 Formula Drift Driver Lineup

Eneos is continuing a full North American drift program. It will encompass both the Formula DRIFT PRO and PROSPEC championships.

Holley Performance Brands Expands Sales, Appoints Chet Baker SVP of Sales 

Baker is a proven leader who will help strengthen the company’s customer focus in key verticals.

Holley Ordered to Pay $2M in Carburetor Profits to Specialty Auto Parts

This judgment followed various legal disputes between Holley and Specialty (Proform) that started 24 years ago.