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Ethos consortium gains exclusivity with R9.85bn casino group(2)South African casino group Gold Reef Resorts has entered into exclusive talks with an Ethos Private Equity-led consortium, and the bid already has 76 percent shareholder acceptance.
- Romney wealth still tied to Bain(2)
The US presidential candidate still has major stakes in Bain Capital funds, although these have been placed in a blind trust, according to recent campaign disclosures.
- Romney wealth still tied to Bain
The US presidential candidate still has major stakes in Bain Capital funds, although these have been placed in a blind trust, according to recent campaign disclosures.
- Clear Channel buyout gets green light
Shareholders have approved the $27.5 billion buyout of Clear Channel by Bain and TH Lee, nine months after the consortium’s first bid was accepted.
- Ethos consortium gains exclusivity with R9.85bn casino group
South African casino group Gold Reef Resorts has entered into exclusive talks with an Ethos Private Equity-led consortium, and the bid already has 76 percent shareholder acceptance.
- Bain brings Chinese partner to $2.2bn 3Com deal
Computer network company 3Com will be taken private by Bain Capital in partnership with Chinese networking group Huawei.
- Pamodzi raises first ever billion dollar African fund(3)
Pamodzi Investment Holdings, a South African black economic empowerment vehicle, has reportedly smashed the record for private equity fundraising in Africa.
- Pamodzi raises first ever billion dollar African fund(2)
Pamodzi Investment Holdings, a South African black economic empowerment vehicle, has reportedly smashed the record for private equity fundraising in Africa.
- Pamodzi raises first ever billion dollar African fund
Pamodzi Investment Holdings, a South African black economic empowerment vehicle, has reportedly smashed the record for private equity fundraising in Africa.
- Romney and the ‘deal junkies’
US presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s success in building Bain Capital was due more to a talent for hiring and organizing smart, aggressive deal doers than to his own investment prowess, according to sources interviewed by Private Equity International magazine.