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Is AIP really selling AHF Products?

Posted on: 08-16-2021 by Floor Covering Media

American Industrial Partners, a New York-based private equity firm, could actually be considering a sale of AHF Products. There have been whispers about the buyout firm working with an adviser on an auction that could value the Mountville, Pennsylvania-based flooring maker at as much as $1 billion.

Naturally, confidential sources requested anonymity as they aren't authorized to speak publicly for the company regarding this matter. Understandably, this news is expected to attract interest from other building-products providers and private equity firms. This news cannot be confirmed until those authorized to speak for AIP and AHF respond to requests for commentary.

Notably, AIP is active in portfolio trading and has been since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. Since then, AIP has agreed to sell building products-firm Cabinetworks Group to Platinum Equity earlier this year (April of 2021) while making deals to acquire Seacor Holdings and Domtar Personal Car.

AHF's balance sheet boasts revenues of ~$300 million as a maker and a distributor of solid wood, engineered wood, and stone-polymer flooring under the brands: Bruce, Hartco, LM, Tmbr, Capella, Homerwood, and Robbins.

More information available about AIP at Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.

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