E-Swin has been acquired by M Capital Groupe and Ciclad
The owner of E-Swin has sold the company to M Capital Groupe and Ciclad, two French tier one private equity funds. Financial details have not been disclosed.
E-Swin manufactures laser hair removal devices for men and women. It also offers optic cartridges, optical gels, pencils and sharpeners, safety glasses, patches, guide plates, stencils, optical sprays and Ebags. The company offers its products online. E-Swin was founded in 2007 and is based in Adainville, France.
M Capital Groupe is a French equity firm specialized in capital investment and real estate development. Ciclad is a private equity firm investing from US$5-18 million in companies valued between US$6-60 million in all economic sectors both in France and abroad.
Oaklins' team in France advised the seller in this transaction.
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