As of October 1, 2013 Advent International had reached agreement with Vista Equity Partners to acquire P2 Energy Solutions. On August 7, 2014, lululemon athletica inc. and Wilson facilitated Advent's re-engagement in lululemon by selling 13.85% ownership in the company to Advent for approximately $845 million. The transaction received the full support of the lululemon Board of Directors and changes the board dynamic. Advent Managing Partner David M. Mussafer and Managing Director Steven J. Collins will be appointed to lululemon's Board of Directors, expanding the Board from 10 to 12 members. Mussafer will now share Chairman responsibilities with Michael Casey. Lululemon will also engage an independent expert to evaluate and make recommendations regarding the lululemon Board's committees, policies and procedures over the course of 90 days following the completion of Advent's stock purchase. In November 2014, Advent International announced that it had completed raising a new $2.1 billion private equity fund its Advent Latin American Private Equity Fund VI, thought to be the largest such fund ever raised for Latin America. Advent International also acquired a significant minority ownership of Noosa Yoghurt, a Bellevue-based company, for an undisclosed amount. Between 2016 and 2018, Advent International acquired business-to-business distributors of industrial supplies Brammer and IPH Group to create Rubix. In February 2017, Advent International announced that it would partner with CCC Information Services as their sole equity partner, buying out Leonard Green & Partners and TPG Capital. On May 31st, 2017, Advent International and Bpifrance announced the completion of the acquisition of Safran Identity & Security (Morpho, now renamed IDEMIA), after receiving clearance from antitrust and regulatory authorities. The aim was to ""create a global leader in identification and security, based in France, with over €2.8 billion in revenue. By combining Safran I&S’s leadership in end-to-end biometric and identity solutions with OT’s leadership in digital embedded security, the two companies will be uniquely positioned to accelerate the convergence between governmental and commercial markets."" Didier Lamouche was appointed President of the Executive Board and Marwan Lahoud Chairman of the Supervisory Board of OT-MORPHO. This acquisition raised concerns:  In October 2018 Advent International acquired the pharmaceutical company Zentiva, previously owned by Sanofi. On December 20th, 2019, the UK government approved Advent’s £4 billion takeover of defense supplier: Cobham Plc.