Intertek rejects EQT offer, continues resistance to
Intertek rejects EQT offer, as the latest bid valued near 8.9 billion pounds with talks citing 58 pounds per share and continued resistance from Intertek.
Brookfield Dubai property joint venture fuels bold market
Brookfield Dubai property joint venture is a new property joint venture with Alshaya Group described as a bold bet on Dubai’s real estate market, with finer
KPS Capital Plans to Buy Its Own Debt in Oldcastle
KPS Capital Partners is pursuing a buying discounted debt strategy by acquiring discounted debt tied to its own portfolio company, Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope,
Kone to Buy TK Elevator in Europe’s Private Equity Exit:
Kone’s looming deal for TK Elevator, valued around €29 billion including debt, would mark one of Europe’s largest private equity exit in Europe. — private
Private equity backed data centers mergers signal
A looming wave of consolidation is anticipated in private equity backed data centers mergers as debt levels rise, potentially reshaping pricing, competition,
Private equity acquisition Cumming Group: Leonard Green
The private equity acquisition Cumming Group is reportedly nearing a deal with Leonard Green & Partners, though terms and final status remain undisclosed.
Private Equity Inventory Tinder: Former Goldman CEO Sees
Lloyd Blankfein warns the long absence of market reckoning has allowed private equity inventory to accumulate like tinder, suggesting investors should expect a
Canada’s pensions bid on illiquid bets; private markets
Canada’s pensions are signaling a shift from direct private equity bets to indirect exposure via large managers and co-investors, as public markets — private
Inclusive Capital Eyes Bayer stake sale investment
Inclusive Capital Partners is considering selling its Bayer stake, valued at about €400 million, roughly three years after first disclosing the investment in —
L Catterton Japan investments: $313M Five-Brand Buy Plan
L Catterton Japan investments aim to deploy about $313 million across five Japanese consumer businesses over the next three years, as part of a Japan-focused