Kensington Capital Partners has sold Walker Glass Company to Ironbridge Equity Partners
Kensington Capital Partners has sold Walker Glass Company Ltd. to Ironbridge Equity Partners.
Walker Glass, based in Montreal, Canada, is a leading manufacturer of acid-etched glass substrates, premium quality mirrors and bird-friendly glazing solutions. With a legacy dating back to 1942, Walker Glass is uniquely positioned within the glass market as a value-added processor of raw materials, which are treated in-house through proprietary processes, primarily serving glass fabricators.
Ironbridge Equity Partners is a Toronto-based private equity firm with more than US$515 million of assets under management focused exclusively on investing in companies in the Canadian lower middle-market.
Kensington Capital Partners was a minority investor in Walker Glass and is an employee-owned alternative investment firm with US$2.6 billion in assets under management.
Oaklins TM Capital in the US served as the exclusive financial advisor to Walker Glass Company Ltd., a portfolio company of Kensington Capital Partners, in its sale to Ironbridge Equity Partners.



Lee Harrison
President, Walker Glass Company Ltd.
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Jerome S. Romano
Oaklins TM Capital
Bradley S. Goldstein
Oaklins TM Capital
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