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Explore the detailed record of transactions filed by Gareth Turner, Partner, Private Equity at Apollo; former Vallourec board director appointed on Apollo’s request. Officer active across 1 company, notably VALLOUREC. In total, 1 reports have been logged. Breakdown: 0 buy · 1 sell. Total volume traded: €955.2m. Activity tracked since 5 August 2024. The latest transaction was filed on 5 August 2024 (Cession). Regulator: AMF. All data is openly available.
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Gareth Turner is a seasoned private equity professional with deep expertise in metals, mining, and industrial businesses. He is a Partner, Private Equity at Apollo, where he oversees the firm’s investments in the metals and mining industry. In this capacity, he has been involved in several major industrial transactions and portfolio companies, including Arconic, Warrior Met Coal, Constellium, Monier, Noranda Aluminum, and Vallourec. His role at Apollo combines investment judgment, strategic oversight, financial structuring, and operational support for portfolio companies. Before joining Apollo in 2005, Gareth Turner built a long career in investment banking at Goldman Sachs in London, where he served as a Managing Director in the Industrial and Natural Resources Investment Banking group. He also held the positions of Global Head of Metals and Mining and Co-Head of Global Chemicals, reflecting a strong specialization in cyclical and capital-intensive industries. Earlier in his career, he worked at Lehman Brothers, Salomon Brothers, and RBC Dominion Securities, gaining broad experience in capital markets, M&A advisory, and structured finance. At Vallourec, Gareth Turner served as one of Apollo’s board representatives during a pivotal restructuring phase. His board mandate came at a critical moment for the company, as Vallourec implemented its New Vallourec plan, reshaped its operating footprint, improved its balance sheet, and returned to strong profitability. Apollo has stated that Vallourec’s transformation produced record profitability and a more sustainable competitive position. Following Apollo’s sale of its stake to ArcelorMittal, completed in 2024, Gareth Turner stepped down from Vallourec’s board. He holds an MBA with Distinction from the University of Western Ontario and a BA from the University of Toronto. Overall, Gareth Turner represents a senior investor-executive profile at the intersection of industrial strategy, governance, and value creation in complex global sectors.