VSE said Monday the divestment move would allow the company to reposition itself into two businesses that offer distribution and maintenance, repair and overhaul service.
BCP, a private equity management firm focused on the services and infrastructure markets, agreed to pay $50 million in upfront cash and $50 million in financial milestone payments.
John Cuomo, president and CEO of VSE, noted the company is looking to focus its efforts on “high-growth, high-margin business opportunities” and increase the company’s exposure across the aviation and fleet aftermarket sector.
Alexandria, Virginia-based VSE will use proceeds from the sale to implement its acquisition strategy and reduce borrowing activity.
Both parties expect to close the transaction later this year or in early 2024.
Jones Day and Jefferies served as VSE’s legal counsel and exclusive financial adviser, respectively.
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