Foley Hoag Represents Endicott Growth Equity Partners in Majority Stock Purchase and Strategic Growth Investment in BNamericas
November 25, 2020
Foley Hoag LLP represented Endicott Growth Equity Partners, L.P. (EGEP), an investment fund focused exclusively on the information services, data, and analytics sector, in the acquisition of a majority stake and strategic growth investment in BNamericas, a market-leading data and analysis company that provides critical business insights and actionable industrial project data on key sectors in Latin America. EGEP’s injection of growth capital will enable BNamericas to expand its commercial teams in several geographies and accelerate delivery of its product roadmap, supporting the growth of its enterprise client base worldwide.
Founded in 1996, Endicott Group is a New York–based investment firm with deep private equity experience. Through EGEP, the firm invests exclusively in technology-enabled, business-to-business companies providing critical data and analytics to companies across the globe. A value-added investor, EGEP brings considerable expertise to the information services sector and partners with management teams and other shareholders to build strong companies that realize their growth potential and maximize value.
Foley Hoag attorneys Chip Korn, Adrienne Ellman, Nicholas Romanos, Jessica Turko, Ellie Kang, Laura Trumbull and Patricia Pérez Elias represented EGEP in the transaction.
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