Goldman Sachs Alternatives and Cleanhill Partners have agreed to sell EPC Power to Flex for $4.4 billion, according to PE Hub.
EPC Power is based in Poway, California, according to PE Hub.
Parties and price
The agreed transaction is a sale of EPC Power to Flex, according to PE Hub.
Goldman Sachs Alternatives and Cleanhill Partners are the sellers in the transaction, according to PE Hub.
The price referenced for the sale is $4.4 billion, according to PE Hub.
Company profile
EPC Power designs and manufactures software-defined power conversion solutions, according to PE Hub.
The company’s solutions are for data centers, utility-scale energy storage and microgrids, according to PE Hub.
The company is Poway, California-based, according to PE Hub.
Sector and geography tags
PE Hub categorized the item under Energy/Power, according to PE Hub.
PE Hub tagged the item as US, according to PE Hub.
Context (widely known)
Flex is widely known as a global electronics manufacturing services provider.
Data centers and utility-scale energy storage are widely known to be end-markets that rely on power conversion equipment.
