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H2 Equity Partners (with management) Acquires William Blythe Limited

Announced May 6, 2025 — $40.5M

H2 Equity Partners (with management)Inorganic chemicals2025

What happened

William Blythe is Synthomer's inorganic chemistry business, with £54M of sales in 2024. Synthomer sold it to its management team backed by H2 Equity Partners for £30M; the sale completed in June 2025.

Acquirer
H2 Equity Partners (with management)
Target
William Blythe Limited
Announced
May 6, 2025
Price
$40.5M
Industry
Inorganic chemicals
Buyer type
Private equity
Status
Closed

By the numbers

H2 Equity Partners (with management)'s acquisition history
1st of 1 tracked deals
Disclosed prices
1 of 1 H2 Equity Partners (with management) deals
H2 Equity Partners (with management)'s average disclosed price
$40.5M
H2 Equity Partners (with management)'s largest disclosed deal
William Blythe Limited ($40.5M)
Tracked acquisitions in 2025
503 across all acquirers
H2 Equity Partners (with management) in Inorganic chemicals
1 acquisition

Frequently Asked Questions About This Acquisition

When did H2 Equity Partners (with management) acquire William Blythe Limited?

H2 Equity Partners (with management) acquired William Blythe Limited on May 6, 2025. This was H2 Equity Partners (with management)'s 1st publicly tracked acquisition out of 1 we have on record.

How much did H2 Equity Partners (with management) pay for William Blythe Limited?

H2 Equity Partners (with management) paid $40.5M for William Blythe Limited.

What does William Blythe Limited do?

William Blythe is Synthomer's inorganic chemistry business, with £54M of sales in 2024. Synthomer sold it to its management team backed by H2 Equity Partners for £30M; the sale completed in June 2025.

What other Inorganic chemicals companies has H2 Equity Partners (with management) acquired?

William Blythe Limited is H2 Equity Partners (with management)'s only publicly tracked acquisition in Inorganic chemicals so far.

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