Dwyer Group to go private and de-list after taking the company public in 1993

Upon completion of the merger, the Dwyer Group will become privately held by Riverside and certain other stockholders including the Dwyer family and senior management, reversing the 1993 IPO.

“Upon completion of the merger, Dwyer will become privately held by Riverside and certain other stockholders, including members of the Dwyer family and senior management. Their shares will be exchanged for equity in the new parent corporation of Dwyer, although Riverside will own the majority of the company’s shares.”

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