Pukka Inc. has been acquired by Imperial Headwear
The shareholders of Pukka Inc. have sold the company to Imperial Headwear.
Pukka is a company dedicated to designing and creating custom hats, with headquarters in Findlay, Ohio. It combines its own overseas proprietary production process with first-class customer service, industry-leading product development and creative design capabilities to deliver complete custom headwear solutions at the lowest minimums. The firm has been a core supplier of custom headwear, apparel and other accessory products to specialty retail brands since 1992.
Founded in 1916, Imperial Headwear is a leading manufacturer of premium-quality headwear, apparel and accessories with design, marketing, manufacturing and distribution capabilities.The company is based in the US.
Oaklins Intrepid in Los Angeles acted as the exclusive sell-side advisor in this transaction.
Talk to the deal team
Gary S. Rabishaw
Oaklins Intrepid
Jeremiah Mann
Oaklins Intrepid
Andrew Colmar
Oaklins Intrepid
Related deals
Terra Holding S.r.l. has launched a voluntary public tender offer for Gibus S.p.A.
Terra Holding S.r.l. has initiated a voluntary public tender offer for the shares of Gibus S.p.A.
Learn moreLe Cercle has successfully completed its primary LBO in partnership with FrenchFood Capital and Bpifrance
Le Cercle, a pioneer in reusable meal trays and a leading catering company in the Île-de-France region, is entering a new phase of development with an investment from FrenchFood Capital and the support of Bpifrance. This transaction also marks the appointment of Nathalie Grand-Morin, currently managing director, as the new CEO of the company.
Learn moreStones Infra Projects has raised debt finance
This transaction marked a successful debt raise to fund Oleander Farms’ growth. Strategically located in Karjat between Mumbai and Pune, this five-star resort caters to luxury travelers, MICE (meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions), weddings and large-scale events. The rising demand for additional room inventory to host sizable gatherings, along with the scarcity of large-format resorts in the region, were key drivers behind raising capital to accelerate expansion.
Learn more