• Sarona Asset Management set a “responsible exit” approach to protect ESG and social outcomes when investments change ownership.
• Framework aligns with Impact Principle 7, requiring impact assessment before exit and measures to support sustained impact post-sale.
• Process emphasizes ESG integration in valuation, buyer screening for ESG standards, structured ESG handovers to reduce impact reversal risk.
• Case study cited a Tunisia strategic-buyer exit of Lilas at about USD 100 million, described as the country’s largest private equity exit.
• Exit included an ESG handover tied to a management-owned corrective action plan, intended to sustain practices under new ownership.

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