Founded in 1984 by Pascal Tierce, a PhD in physics, SinapTec designs, manufactures and markets OEM ultrasonic components for the industrial, nuclear and healthcare sectors.
Its ultrasonic devices are used in a wide range of applications, including cleaning, welding, and fluid or powder treatment processes. The products incorporate NextGen technology, protected by a worldwide patent, which facilitates the development and integration of equipment.
Based in Lezennes, in northern France, SinapTec employs around 20 people, primarily engineers and technicians, and has an in-house engineering department and R&D team.
The company generates more than 60% of its revenue internationally, across more than 12 countries in Europe, the United States and Asia, and has established itself as a leading player in its market.
Bignon Lebray’s involvement
The Bignon Lebray team was composed of partner Tanguy Dubly and associate Mathilde Mouret.
Deal Team:
Seller’s advisers
M&A adviser: Septentrion Finance (Maximilien Clochette, Hajar Belayachi)
Legal counsel: Bignon Lebray (Tanguy Dubly, Mathilde Mouret)
Buyer’s advisers
M&A adviser: Akoris Finance (Thibaud Pistre, Romain Chorier)
Legal counsel: Advéo Avocats (Emmanuel Wiplier, Joaquim Bruneteau, Joséphine Lalous, Mathilde Pene)
Financial due diligence: Crowe Becouze (Etienne Dubail, Antoine Andriamaholison)
Tax and employment due diligence: Crowe Becouze (Arnaud Hermal, Benjamin Mear)
Financing: Crédit Agricole Nord de France (Emilien Bouthilier, Estelle Glorian), Banque Populaire du Nord (Nicolas François)
