Latham & Watkins Advises Lindsay Goldberg in Strategic Investment in Alro Steel

Alro Steel has announced a significant strategic investment partnership with Lindsay Goldberg, a leading private investment firm that specializes in family‑owned and founder‑led businesses. Through this investment, Lindsay Goldberg will become the majority investor in Alro Steel. The Glick family, which founded Alro Steel in 1948, will retain significant ownership interest.

Latham & Watkins LLP represents Lindsay Goldberg in the transaction with a corporate deal team led by New York partners Paul Kukish and Eyal Orgad, with associates Sue Kim, Felix Gasten, and Diego Guimaraes‑Blandon. Advice was provided on private equity finance matters by New York partner Kendra Kocovsky, with associates Melissa Doura, Danielle Stobie, Selena Phung, and assistance from Jolena Sun; on capital markets matters by Washington, D.C. partner Jason Licht and counsel Christopher Cronin, with associates Katya Roze and Lydia Kim; on environmental matters by New York partner Gary Gengel, with associate Tyler Joseph Krenek; on executive compensation and benefits matters by Boston partner Joshua Friedman, with associates Robin Hellebrekers and Ellie Graham; on intellectual property matters by New York partner Jeffrey Tochner; on data privacy and cybersecurity matters by Houston/Austin partner Robert Brown, with associate Stuart Cobb; on labor and employment matters by New York partner Sandra Benjamin, with associates Alexis Grinstead and Alyssa Dantoin; on real estate matters by counsel Shira Bressler, with associate Brandon Hemans; on insurance matters by Los Angeles partner Harrison White; on tax matters by New York partner Eric Kamerman, with associate Grace Jang; and on antitrust matters by New York partner Katherine Rocco, Washington, D.C. partner Peter Todaro, and counsel Ngoc Hulbig, with associate Brian Goodell.