Compass Diversified Holdings, the new investor behind Camelbak, has secured fresh money by striking a deal worth $515 million of new debts to push its existing business and to buy more companies. Most recently, the private equity firm said that it had sold its biggest company in the portfolio, Staffmark Holdings, to Japan for a price of some $295 million.
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