Marshall to Turn Up the Volume with HSG as New Majority Shareholder
- Editor
- Jan 24
- 2 min read
What's Happening: Funds managed by HSG have agreed to acquire a majority stake in Marshall Group, valuing the iconic audio brand at 1.1 billion EUR. This marks HSG's largest investment in Europe to date and represents a new chapter for Marshall as it aims to unlock its full potential in the global market.
The Key Moves:
HSG to become majority shareholder of Marshall Group in a deal valuing the company at 1.1 billion EUR.
The Marshall family will retain a meaningful stake of over 20 percent in the company.
HSG plans to leverage its expertise in digital channels and supply chain optimization to help Marshall expand globally.
By The Numbers :
Marshall's revenue more than doubled from 2020 to 2024, reaching about 400M EUR.
The deal values Marshall Group at 1.1 billion EUR.
HSG manages over USD 55 billion in assets across various funds.
Key Quotes:
Terry Marshall: 'Together with HSG and our team, we can further build on our history to amplify the love for music and the Marshall brand for decades to come.'
Steve Jia, Partner at HSG: 'We are thrilled to partner with the Marshall family and the team at Marshall to write music history.'
Jeremy de Maillard, CEO of Marshall Group: 'This deal is a testament to our team's dedication and exceptional talent in making our vision a reality.'
The Bottom Line: The partnership between Marshall and HSG aims to strengthen the iconic brand's position in the global market, leveraging HSG's expertise in digital channels and supply chain optimization. With Marshall's strong growth trajectory and HSG's investment, the company is poised for further expansion and innovation in the audio industry.
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