Atar Capital has sold RWS Facility Services to Quest Resource Holding Corporation
RWS Facility Services (RWS), a portfolio company of Atar Capital, has been sold to Quest Resource Holding Corporation (NASDAQ:QRHC) (Quest).
RWS is a full-service, asset-light facility management platform that delivers a comprehensive suite of recurring managed waste and recycling solutions to blue chip customers throughout the US.
Quest, based in The Colony, Texas, is a publicly traded, national provider of environmental waste and recycling services. The acquisition of RWS provides Quest with a leading position in the commercial property vertical, complements its industrial market customer base and provides entry into the commodity recycling market.
Founded in 2016, Atar Capital is a global private equity firm based in Los Angeles, California, that seeks to invest in growth-stage companies through buy-outs.
One of Oaklins’ teams in the USA served as the exclusive financial advisor to RWS Facility Services, a portfolio company of Atar Capital, in connection with its sale to Quest Resource Holding Corporation (NASDAQ:QRHC).
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