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Mergers & Acquisitions · Outdoor Industry 7 min read Five years after Jacobs Capital took over a struggling icon, the 164‑year‑old ropemaker‑turned‑outdoor‑giant Mammut is being sold to CPE, a Beijing‑linked asset manager on a consumer‑brand buying spree — testing whether a Swiss heritage label can go global under Chinese ownership without losing its identity. TCF … Read more