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EQT flips Tognum in €2.1 billion IPO(2)Nordic buyout firm EQT Partners is to float Tognum, an engineering company it bought in March last year, on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. It will be the largest IPO in Germany in seven years.
- KKR courts debt investors for landmark Boots deal(3)
The record debt package financing Kohlberg Kravis Roberts’s landmark £11 billion acquisition of Alliance Boots is proving attractive to debt investors. The buyout firm began its roadshow yesterday.
- Warburg Pincus’ bid for Bausch & Lomb trumped(2)
Goldman Sachs Capital Partners, the buyout arm of the investment bank, and US buyout firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts are reportedly partnering Advanced Medical Optics’ rival bid for optics company Bausch & Lomb.
- EQT flips Tognum in €2.1 billion IPO
Nordic buyout firm EQT Partners is to float Tognum, an engineering company it bought in March last year, on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. It will be the largest IPO in Germany in seven years.
- KKR courts debt investors for landmark Boots deal(2)
The record debt package financing Kohlberg Kravis Roberts’s landmark £11 billion acquisition of Alliance Boots is proving attractive to debt investors. The buyout firm began its roadshow yesterday.
- KKR courts debt investors for landmark Boots deal
The record debt package financing Kohlberg Kravis Roberts’s landmark £11 billion acquisition of Alliance Boots is proving attractive to debt investors. The buyout firm began its roadshow yesterday.
- Blackstone to pay less than 1% of IPO to lawyers and accountants(3)
The Blackstone Group is paying the lawyers and accountants working on its IPO under 1 percent of the total funds raised. The US buyout firm is also paying bankers slightly over half the usual aggregate fee they would usually receive on such a deal.
- Fortress, Centerbridge in $8.9bn gaming deal(3)
The two private equity firms have agreed to buy publicly tradedPenn National Gaming, which owns 18 facilities in 14 US states.
- Fortress, Centerbridge in $8.9bn gaming deal(2)
The two private equity firms have agreed to buy publicly tradedPenn National Gaming, which owns 18 facilities in 14 US states.
- Blackstone to pay less than 1% of IPO to lawyers and accountants
The Blackstone Group is paying the lawyers and accountants working on its IPO under 1 percent of the total funds raised. The US buyout firm is also paying bankers slightly over half the usual aggregate fee they would usually receive on such a deal.