Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Brunswick Bowling & Billiards is the business segment of Brunswick Corporation that historically encompassed the following three divisions: Billiards Bowling centers (now owned by Bowlmor AMF) Bowling equipment and products (now owned by BlueArc Capital Management)Brunswick announced in July 2014 its intention to leave the bowling business by the end of 2014. As part of the announcement, the company disclosed that it had agreed to sell the bowling center business, which brought in $187 million in revenue in the prior year, to its much larger competitor Bowlmor AMF for $270 million. It also disclosed that it had retained Lazard to find a buyer for its bowling equipment and products business. The company said it was making these changes to focus on its “core” Marine and Fitness businesses, which provided 92% of company net revenues in 2013. The sale of the bowling center division to Bowlmor AMF was completed in September 2014.Brunswick completed its exit from the bowling business in May 2015 with the sale of the bowling equipment and products division to BlueArc Capital Management, a private investment firm based in Atlanta, GA. BlueArc completed the acquisition with investments from Gladstone Investment Corporation, a publicly traded business development company in McLean, Va., and Capitala Finance Corp., a business development company in Charlotte, N.C."@en }
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- Brunswick_Bowling_&_Billiards abstract "Brunswick Bowling & Billiards is the business segment of Brunswick Corporation that historically encompassed the following three divisions: Billiards Bowling centers (now owned by Bowlmor AMF) Bowling equipment and products (now owned by BlueArc Capital Management)Brunswick announced in July 2014 its intention to leave the bowling business by the end of 2014. As part of the announcement, the company disclosed that it had agreed to sell the bowling center business, which brought in $187 million in revenue in the prior year, to its much larger competitor Bowlmor AMF for $270 million. It also disclosed that it had retained Lazard to find a buyer for its bowling equipment and products business. The company said it was making these changes to focus on its “core” Marine and Fitness businesses, which provided 92% of company net revenues in 2013. The sale of the bowling center division to Bowlmor AMF was completed in September 2014.Brunswick completed its exit from the bowling business in May 2015 with the sale of the bowling equipment and products division to BlueArc Capital Management, a private investment firm based in Atlanta, GA. BlueArc completed the acquisition with investments from Gladstone Investment Corporation, a publicly traded business development company in McLean, Va., and Capitala Finance Corp., a business development company in Charlotte, N.C.".