John Sloan, CEO of Sloan Capital, advised AC Horn on its sale to a German company in late February. [Photo: Sloan Capital]
john sloan
CEO
Sloan Capital
…via the Dallas Business Journal for advising Dallas' AC Horn on its recent sale to German-owned Probat.
Dallas-based M&A advisory firm Sloan Capital Advised a 117-year-old Dallas company. AC horn On sale in late February Probat Co., Ltd.the German-based company's U.S. subsidiary Probat S.
Originally a sheet metal company founded in 1907, AC Horn is now a leading global supplier of food processing equipment, popcorn and nut manufacturing solutions, and durable stoneless corn tortillas and chips. We specialize in masamil.
AC Horn has something in common with its buyers. It has a long history. Probat is a German coffee roaster manufacturer founded 156 years ago in 1868, and its product range includes drum, tangential and centrifugal roasters.
AC Horn CEO michael horn He is the fourth generation to lead the family business, which employs more than 70 people and has annual sales of $20 million, according to Holden Willen of the Dallas Business Journal.
Read DBJ's article here to learn why Probat “ticked all the boxes” for AC Horn and what this acquisition means for the Dallas company.
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