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Gateway Group represents Sunergy Renewables, a Port Richey, FL provider of residential rooftop solar panels and energy storage gear, as it goes public via a merger with the ESGEN SPAC in a deal valued at $475M.
Powered by more than 2,400 installations in Florida, Texas and Arkansas, Sunergy chalked up $123M in 2022 revenues and delivered $11M in EBITDA.
Tom Bridgewater, CEO and co-founder of Sunergy, said the combination with ESGEN is a “transformative step on our path to grow as a vertically integrated company.”
ESGEN is sponsored by Dallas-based infrastructure investment firm Energy Spectrum Partners, which has made more than $4.5B in equity capital commitments during the past 25 years.
Gateway Group’s Cody Slach and Tom Colton handle the investment community, while Zack Kadletz and Anna Rutter deal with the media regarding the SPAC transaction.
Prosek Partners represents UK activist investor Palliser Capital, which claims Japan’s Toto Ltd, the country's top toilet bowl maker, ranks as an undervalued AI asset play.
New York’s IGB Group is providing strategic communications services to Zim Integrated Shipping Services, which has 129 vessels, as the Israeli company is acquired by Germany’s Hapag-Lloyd in a deal valued at $4.2B.
Prosek Partners represents Nuveen as it acquires London-based Schroders, which relies on Brunswick Group for PR counsel, in a $13.5B deal.
Qualcomm has recruited Brett Simpson for the senior VP-IR slot at the San Diego-based wireless technology company.
Reevemark handles Eddie Bauer LLC as the retailer inks a Chapter 11 restructuring pact that has it conducting liquidation sales at its US and Canadian stores while working to find a buyer for either all of or part of the chain.
