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New Harbor Capital closes debut fund on $146 millionFormer CHS Capital partners raise their first buyout fund
- GPs defend industry practices(4)
Private equity general partners yesterday found themselves pressed to defend the value of their industry amid criticism at the American Enterprise Institute's private equity conference.
- GPs defend industry practices(3)
Private equity general partners yesterday found themselves pressed to defend the value of their industry amid criticism at the American Enterprise Institute's private equity conference.
- GPs defend industry practices(2)
Private equity general partners yesterday found themselves pressed to defend the value of their industry amid criticism at the American Enterprise Institute's private equity conference.
- American Capital earns 3x money on audio visual company(4)
American Capital has sold Swank Audio Visuals to Code Hennessy & Simmons, earning a three times return. The firm provided $48.5 million in debt financing for the deal.
- Citi spends $400m on plastic cutlery(3)
CVC has purchased from Code Hennessy & Simmons a $400 million controlling stake in Waddington North America, a provider of disposable foodservice products including cutlery and takeout containers.
- Citi spends $400m on plastic cutlery(2)
CVC has purchased from Code Hennessy & Simmons a $400 million controlling stake in Waddington North America, a provider of disposable foodservice products including cutlery and takeout containers.
- Citi spends $400m on plastic cutlery
CVC has purchased from Code Hennessy & Simmons a $400 million controlling stake in Waddington North America, a provider of disposable foodservice products including cutlery and takeout containers.
- Code Hennessy cashes in on Baker Tanks
Lightyear Capital finalised its secondary deal for containment-rental company Baker Tanks. Chicago’s Code Hennessy & Simmons, the previous owner, sold the business after a less than two-year stay in its portfolio.
- Code Hennessy sees double in UK
Chicago’s Code Hennessy & Simmons has agreed to a deal with UK soda-can giant Rexam to sell Precise Technology in a $257 million transaction, more than doubling its equity investment.