White & Case advises Ramudden Global on acquisition of Curtin and Carolina Traffic Devices
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Global law firm White & Case LLP has advised Ramudden Global, a portfolio company of Triton Fund IV, on its acquisition of Curtin Co., LLC and Carolina Traffic Devices, LLC (Curtin), a leading North American provider of traffic management solutions.
The acquisition of Curtin strengthens Ramudden Global's position in road and urban safety infrastructure, particularly enhancing its reach in key markets across Southeastern United States.
Ramudden Global is a leading provider of infrastructure safety solutions, with more than 5,500 employees across 13 countries and annual sales exceeding €1 billion. The company was formed by Triton in 2020 through the combination of its portfolio companies Ramudden, Chevron, AVS and Fero Group.
Curtin is a full-service subcontractor participating in projects in the heavy highway industry specializing in installing temporary concrete barrier, temporary impact attenuators, temporary glare screen, quick move barrier, permanent impact attenuators, permanent barrier gates, single faced barrier, shoulder drain installation and concrete rehab.
The White & Case team which advised on the transaction was led by partners Lucy Bullock, Ben von Maur (both London) and Francis Lupinacci (New York) and included partners Steven Lutt, Yehuda Rubel, Tal Marnin, S. Burr Eckstut, Scott Fryman (all New York), Taylor Pullins (Houston), Eric Grannon, Ryan Brady, Paul Pittman and Cristina Brayton-Lewis (all Washington DC), counsel Kenneth Barr (New York) and Jason Burgoyne (Washington DC) and associates Joshua Crawley, Norah Arafeh, Serena Howard (all London), Jennifer Chu, Julianne Prisco, Nashel Jung (all New York), Otto Nunez-Montelongo, Timothy Sensenig, Dara Brown, Davin Paley-Zimble, Arianna Talaie (all Washington DC), Yuhan Wang (Silicon Valley), Olivia Danner (Chicago), Emily Brewster (Los Angeles) and Sam McCombs (Houston) and law clerk Erica Fox (New York).
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