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Consortium pays $10bn for Home Depot division(2)The Carlyle Group, Clayton Dubilier & Rice and Bain Capital have teamed up to pay $10.3 billion for the wholesale distribution business of Home Depot, the world’s largest home improvement retailer.
- Onex, Carlyle to acquire GM division for $5.6bn
As GM shaves off assets to improve liquidity, Onex and The Carlyle Group have come away with US-based Allison Transmission.
- Consortium pays $10bn for Home Depot division
The Carlyle Group, Clayton Dubilier & Rice and Bain Capital have teamed up to pay $10.3 billion for the wholesale distribution business of Home Depot, the world’s largest home improvement retailer.
- Industry group opposes Senate bill
The Private Equity Council has voiced its opposition to a recent US Senate bill that would cause publicly traded partnerships to be taxed as corporations.
- CD&R maintains excellent distribution(2)
Clayton Dubilier & Rice recently led the $10.3 billion acquisition of HD Supply, the wholesale business of US retail giant Home Depot. It is the latest in a string of deals the US buyout firm has completed for distribution businesses. Nicholas Lockley reports.
- CD&R maintains excellent distribution
Clayton Dubilier & Rice recently led the $10.3 billion acquisition of HD Supply, the wholesale business of US retail giant Home Depot. It is the latest in a string of deals the US buyout firm has completed for distribution businesses. Nicholas Lockley reports.
- Audax closes $1bn fund
The Boston middle-market Bain spin-out has closed its third private equity fund on $1 billion.
- Shansby spinoff closes debut fund on $325m(3)
California-based VMG Equity Partners plans to focus on ‘highly branded consumer products companies’, and will use its relationship with LA talent agency The Firm to promote portfolio companies.
- Shansby spinoff closes debut fund on $325m(2)
California-based VMG Equity Partners plans to focus on ‘highly branded consumer products companies’, and will use its relationship with LA talent agency The Firm to promote portfolio companies.
- EMI agrees to £2.4bn Terra Firma bid
The world’s third largest recording company, EMI, has accepted a £2.4 billion, eleventh-hour bid from UK private equity firm Terra Firma.