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  • Apax merges US and European operations
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    In preparation for more transatlantic dealmaking, the UK private equity firm is to bring its US and European operations into one organisation.

  • Bidding hots up for DT cable TV business
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    Private equity houses have all but cornered the market in the bidding for Deutsche Telekom’s cable TV assets, with only one trade buyer still in the running.

  • UK firms to form third Vivendi consortium
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    Charterhouse Development Capital and CVC Capital Partners are hoping to enter the bidding for Vivendi Universal’s publishing business.

  • Apax prepares Little Chef offer
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    Apax Partners is one of several private equity firms on the shortlist to acquire the Little Chef and Travelodge businesses put up for sale by Compass.

  • Carlyle and Welsh snap up QwestDex
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    The two US buyout houses have joined forces for the $7bn acquisition of Qwest Communications' telephone directories business.

  • Deal round-up 23/07/02
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    Isis exits Bonmarché; Apax leads Newron Pharmaceuticals second round; VC firms back CBT growth

  • Deal round up 19/08/02
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    AMJPE backs £30m Transrent growth; Apax and 3i lead Sonim first round

  • Buyers line up for Kluwer division
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    The Dutch business information publisher has drawn up a shortlist comprising both trade and private equity buyers for its academic publishing arm.

  • Three compete in Eutelsat bidding
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    Private equity houses in Europe and the US are set to bid against trade buyers to acquire the European satellite operator.

  • Apax keen on SMG TV unit
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    The UK private equity firm is one of a number of interested parties pursuing the TV business of the British media group.