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- Centerbridge to acquire agribusiness firm from Charlesbank(3)
Middle-market firm Charlesbank Capital will sell controlling interest in GSI Holdings, the parent company of an agricultural equipment maker and distributor, to Centerbridge for an undisclosed amount.
- Harvest promotes five execs(2)
The promotions at the New York-based private equity firm come soon after the closing of an $815 million fund and the completion of an ownership transition.
- Centerbridge to acquire agribusiness firm from Charlesbank(2)
Middle-market firm Charlesbank Capital will sell controlling interest in GSI Holdings, the parent company of an agricultural equipment maker and distributor, to Centerbridge for an undisclosed amount.
- Harvest promotes five execs
The promotions at the New York-based private equity firm come soon after the closing of an $815 million fund and the completion of an ownership transition.
- Centerbridge to acquire agribusiness firm from Charlesbank
Middle-market firm Charlesbank Capital will sell controlling interest in GSI Holdings, the parent company of an agricultural equipment maker and distributor, to Centerbridge for an undisclosed amount.
- Lone Star acquires steakhouse chain
The Texas-based private equity firm has bought the previously unaffiliated Lone Star Steakhouse chain for $600m.
- KKR makes quick $153 million with Sealy IPO
After paying $436 million in equity to buy the world’s largest mattress company in 2004, the New York-based firm will maintain a post-IPO majority stake in the company valued at $810 million.
- Private equity consortium acquires Del Taco
The parent company of Nashville-based Captain D’s Seafood, co-owned by Charlesbank Capital Partners, Grotech Capital Group and Stockwell Capital, will buy the second largest Mexican fast-food chain in the US and “co-brand” it with the seafood chain.
- Warburg Pincus completes $2.45bn energy deal
Warburg Pincus’ Targa Resources has completed its $2.45bn acquisition of Dynegy’s midstream services business. Hurricane Katrina-related damage to two of the company’s natural gas processing plants had threatened the transaction.
- Bain ‘books’ $2.1bn quick flip
Four months after acquiring the Canadian directories business of Verizon for $1.5bn, the Boston private equity firm has agreed to sell the company to former KKR portfolio company the Yellow Pages Group for approximately $2.1bn.