23/05/2025 02:07 AST

Investcorp, a leading global alternative investment firm based in Bahrain, has announced that it has sold its investment in Resa Power, a leading provider of power systems electrical testing, transformer services, and life extension solutions for power distribution equipment, to leading American private equity firm Kohlberg.

This transaction marks the first exit for Investcorp's North American Private Equity Fund I, said the company in a statement.

Resa has grown revenues by over four times and today serves thousands of commercial & industrial, utility and datacenter customers across North America.

During Investcorp's ownership period, the company significantly accelerated organic growth and expanded capabilities across geographies and product categories through strategic M&A, it stated.

Mohammed Alardhi, Executive Chairman of Investcorp, said: "Since we embarked upon our growth journey in 2015, the US has been one of our biggest growth avenues. Our expertise in private markets, demonstrated over four decades in the world's largest economy, is evident once again."

"We have consistently invested in attractive middle-market service businesses in the United States and this outstanding result validates our investment strategy and the talent of our team. We aim to continue this success globally across our Private Equity business," he stated.

Since Investcorp's acquisition in 2021, Resa has grown revenues approximately fourfold and today serves hundreds/thousands of customers in 14 states and provinces across North America.

During Investcorp's ownership period, the Company accelerated organic growth through an enhanced national accounts strategy and completed 14 strategic add-on acquisitions to expand across service offerings and geographies.

The Company also instituted an Employee Ownership Program that granted equity to all employees with at least one year of service, the first-of-its-kind in the electrical power industry, said the statement.

By providing an opportunity for employees to participate in the value that they helped to create, the Company has reduced employee turnover by over 10 percent.

Yusef Al Yusef, Global Head of Distribution at Investcorp, said: "The sale of Resa is a tremendous outcome for our investors, and validates our strategy of growing industrial services businesses through investments in digitization, internal infrastructure, strategic M&A and talent."

"The Resa team embraced our vision fully and is well positioned for continued success," he added.

Resa Power CEO Scott Harrison said: "Investcorp was truly a value-added partner for Resa since day one. Together we laid the groundwork for our digital transformation, including the introduction of proprietary, AI-driven tools like Power Pulse, which monitors asset maintenance cycles."

"Also, by creating a repeatable blueprint for M&A, Investcorp helped accelerate our value creation plan ahead of schedule," he added.

A global investment manager, Investcorp specialises in alternative investments across four asset classes: Private Equity, Real Assets, Credit and Liquid Strategies.

Since its inception in 1982, the group has focused on generating attractive returns for clients. Today, it manages $55 billion in assets, including assets managed by third party managers.

Investcorp has 14 offices in the US, Europe, GCC and Asia, including, India, China, Japan and Singapore and employs approximately 500 people from 50 nationalities globally.


Trade Arabia

Investcorp completes $1.2bn investments in Q1 of fiscal 2026; plans to deploy $6bn

03/11/2025

Investcorp, a leading global alternative investment firm headquartered in Bahrain, announced that it has completed $1.2 billion in investments during the first three months of its fiscal year 2026 ac

Trade Arabia

Investcorp raises a ?240m fund to back Italian cybersecurity firm

11/07/2025

Investcorp, a leading global alternative investment firm based in Bahrain, today (July 10) announced the completion of the sale of a majority stake in leading Italian cybersecurity provider HWG Sabab

Trade Arabia

Investcorp sells stake in India's Citykart

27/05/2025

Investcorp, a leading global alternative investment firm, today announced the sale of its entire stake in Citykart, one of India's fastest-growing value retailers focused on Tier-2 and Tier-3 towns,

Trade Arabia

Ticker Price Volume
Relative Strength
  • 1-Month
  • 3-Month
  • 1-Year
Volume Change
  • 10D Avg Vs 90D Avg
Price Vs…
  • 52-w high
  • 50-day moving avg.
  • 200-Day Moving Avg
Ticker Price Change
ALMUTAHED 0.00 0.00 (0.00%)
MASSALEH 0.00 0.00 (0.00%)
ALMAL 0.00 0.00 (0.00%)
ALAMAN 0.00 0.00 (0.00%)
INVESTORS 0.00 0.00 (0.00%)
NBK wins award of GCC Excellence for Energy Efficiency in Buildings in 2025

07/11/2025

In a new achievement that confirms its leadership in adopting the highest sustainability standards, National Bank of Kuwait building won the award of Best Financial Building as part of the GCC Excell

Kuwait Times

Adnoc Distribution invests $300m yearly in region

07/11/2025

Adnoc Distribution Chief Executive Officer Bader Al Lamki said the company earmarks between $250 million and $300 million annually to support organic growth across the three countries where it operat

Trade Arabia

IHC says no plans to sell stake in Aldar Properties

07/11/2025

IHC, the Abu Dhabi headquartered global investment company focused on building dynamic value networks, on Thursday reaffirmed that it does not intend to pursue the sale of its shareholding in Aldar P

Trade Arabia

Aramex resumes deliveries to Syria after ten-year pause

07/11/2025

Aramex has resumed parcel and freight deliveries to Syria as of 15 September 2025, officially ending a suspension that lasted more than ten years. The move marks a major step in rebuilding trade rout

Gulfnews

Parkin posts record Q3, sees better full-year growth on strong revenues

07/11/2025

Parkin Company PJSC, Dubai's largest provider of paid public parking, reported record third-quarter results, with revenues up 43% year-on-year to Dh343.3 million, driven by higher tariffs, network ex

Gulfnews