TargetAcquirer
DateLocationLocationDescription
5/30Boat Holdings LLC Polaris Industries Inc.Polaris Industries will acquire Boat Holdings LLC in an all-cash
Elkhart, Ind.Medinatransaction valued at $805 million. Boat Holdings manufactures
pontoon, deck and cruiser boats under the Bennington, Godfrey,
Hurricane and Rinker brands.
5/31TransAlta Corp.TransAltaTransAlta Renewables Inc. has acquired an economic interest
Lakeswind Wind FarmRenewables Inc.in the 50-MW Lakeswind Wind Farm in Minnesota and 21-MW
Rollag, Minn.Calgary, Albertaof solar projects in Massachusetts from TransAlta Corp.
6/1PlastiComp Inc.PolyOne Corp.PolyOne Corp. has acquired PlastiComp Inc., a plastic
Winona, Minn.Avon Lake, Ohiocomposites maker.
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