
SRI Group Global, an international group active in financial advisory and corporate investment banking, with a team composed of Managing Director Massimo Domini, Senior Advisor Ludovico Corbetta, and Senior Analyst Christian Valoppi, assisted Ur Fog Srl, an Italian company active in the production of fogging security systems, in the sale of a majority stake to Lifco AB, a Swedish investment holding company listed on the Nasdaq Stockholm.
Headquartered in Settimo Torinese (TO), Ur Fog is an Italian company and a global leader in the design, production, and commercialization of anti-intrusion fogging security systems. Their team of professionals and engineers boasts over 20 years of experience, with innovative, patented, and certified products developed in accordance with international standards. Ur Fog is considered the most innovative and high-performing anti-intrusion system on the market.
With net revenues of €7.6M and an EBITDA margin above 30%, Ur Fog will now become part of Lifco AB, an industrial holding company focused on investments in highly profitable and niche-leading companies. Lifco currently boasts a portfolio of over 250 subsidiaries in 34 countries, generating consolidated revenues of approximately €2.3B.
Alberto Mori, Giovanni Balestrini, Mauro Lombardo, and Corrado Braggiotti will retain a minority stake and will continue to lead the company.
Massimo Domini, MD of SRI Group: “SRI Group reaffirms itself as a partner for excellent Italian SMEs that, in order to seize untapped growth opportunities, are seeking investors with patient capital and purely industrial projects, capable of bringing solidity, industrial networking, and accelerating international development. Lifco’s project proved to be an ideal solution for Ur Fog, thanks to its long-term sustainable value creation approach, and its choice to continue to rely on the leadership, capabilities, and know-how of the company’s key figures.”
In addition to SRI Group, Ur Fog was advised by Studio MADlex as legal advisor and Studio Bonino Bosio, which handled the tax aspects of the deal. On the opposite side, Lifco was assisted by CMP Law for legal matters and by KPMG for tax matters.