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Payment company Nets to announce listing plan on Thursday, say sources: ReutersDenmark-based card payment services company Nets will announce its plan for an initial public offering (IPO) on Thursday, sources told Reuters.
- Bain Capital hires Nikko SMBC for Macromill IPO: Reuters
U.S. buyout firm Bain Capital has retained Nikko SMBC Securities to handle an initial public offering of online marketing research firm Macromill Inc, people with direct knowledge of the matter told Thomson Reuters DealWatch.
- Payments company Nets to set listing plan in motion next week: Reuters
Denmark-based card payment services company Nets aims to publish its plan for an initial public offering (IPO) next week, sources told Reuters.
- Takata shortlists Daicel, KKR, Ningbo, others in rescue search, say sources: Reuters
Takata Corp (7312.T) has shortlisted six or seven companies, including a competitor and private-equity funds, as potential financial investors to bail out the Japanese car-parts maker, sources told Reuters.
- Symphony Commerce pulls in $11 mln
Symphony Commerce, a provider of web store, inventory management and fulfillment capabilities, has raised $11 million in funding. The investors were CRV, Blue Cloud Ventures, Bain Capital Ventures and FirstMark Capital.
- PE firms mine distressed assets in India
Global PE firms are swooping in on India’s $120bn distressed assets market, encouraged by regulatory changes allowing for more foreign investment in the sector.
- Bain's Big Tex Trailers merges with American Trailer Works
The merger between Big Tex Trailers and American Trailer Works is complete. The combined entity's management team will include executives from both companies, led by CEO Curt Howell. Big Tex is owned by Bain Capital Private Equity.
- India's Piramal to partner with Bain Capital for distressed-debt investment: Reuters
India's Piramal Enterprises Ltd said it would partner with Bain Capital to invest in distressed assets, becoming the latest entrant in the space as the nation's banks are on a drive to clean up $120 billion of sour debt.
- Hyundai Dept Store, CJ Corp shortlisted to buy home appliance firm, say sources: Reuters
South Korea's Hyundai Department Store Co Ltd and CJ Corp are among suitors reaching a second round of bidding for home appliance firm Tongyang Magic, people familiar with the matter told Reuters on Tuesday.
- Industry Ventures beefs up team with three new hires
Industry Ventures LLC has named Nate Leung as vice president, Justine Huang as associate and Christopher Hipple as an accounting manager. Leung's work experiences includes a stint as an investment analyst at Bain Capital Ventures while Huang previously worked at Goldman Sachs where she was an equity research analyst. And Hipple was a former fund controller for Standish Management.