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    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012
  • VUP auction grinds on
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    The deadline for the sale of Vivendi Universal's publishing business has been extended as private equity syndicates continue to pore over the business.

  • Burger King deal gains EU approval
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    Amid question marks over financing for the $2.26bn transaction, the sale of Burger King has been approved by the European Commission.

  • French deal beckons for Bain Capital
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    Following the recent acquisition of German clothes manufacturer Jack Wolfskin, Bain Capital is set to acquire three chemical units from France’s Rhodia.

  • Bain makes move in Germany
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    The US buyout firm has acquired the German division of US outdoor equipment manufacturer Johnson Outdoors Inc for over E60m.

  • KKR close to Siemens assets
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    The US private equity firm is in advanced talks regarding the purchase of several engineering units as it closes the E3.7bn acquisition of Legrand.

  • 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.

  • Three-way battle for Edscha PTP
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    Private equity firms from both sides of the Atlantic are competing to acquire Edscha in what would be Germany’s second auto parts buyout this summer.

  • Two firms remain in Burger King auction
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    The auction to acquire Diageo’s fast-food chain has entered the final stages with two US private equity firms still in the running.

  • Burger King goes to TexPac consortium
    PEI Staff- 30 December 2012

    As expected, the Texas Pacific-led consortium has won the race to acquire Burger King Corporation in a lower-than-expected $2.2bn deal.