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Fischbein in Suwanee acquired by NY investors

By Christopher Seward
May 13, 2013

Suwanee-based Fischbein, a supplier of packaging machinery and material handling equipment, has been acquired by Odyssey Investment Partners, the NY ompany announced Monday.

Fischbein was sold by a group of investors led by MSouth Equity Partners. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Fischbein has 11 manufacturing and sales/distribution facilities in the U.S., Europe and Singapore.

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