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Silverfleet sells truck parts business to CinvenIn Cinven's second deal of the day it is buying into the global growth in logistics helping Silverfleet to a return of 3.1x on its original investment in truck parts maker Jost World.
- Cinven hands Phoenix a 6.7 times return
The European buyout firm has bought a UK pensions annuity business from Phoenix Equity Partner, banking on strong growth rather than leverage to generate a return.
- Cinven to file Walker reports for all portfolio companies
The European buyout firm has gone beyond the Walker guidelines as it looks towards a global expansion into Asia and the US. These offices will be for investor relations purposes and for strengthening the portfolio.
- Carlyle buys stake in two French cable companies for €1.1bn
The deal provides a partial exit for rival European buyout firm Cinven, valuing the two cable companies at more than double the cost of the buy and build strategy which formed them over three years.
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- Bankers take a back seat
Andy Thomson looks at why European debt providers may increasingly have to accept losing influence over private equity's portfolio companies.
- Bidding begins for UK biofuels company
The alternative energy sector is proving increasingly attractive as oil prices soar.
- Candover shares rise on 37% NAV gains
The listed trust of Candover had its strongest net asset value gains for 19 years as the group's Colin Buffin remains confident despite worsening market conditions.
- SVG writes down Permira deals to tune of £67m
The listed alternative asset manager incurred losses on its investments in four Permira portfolio companies last year, but its fund management business grew and Permira made ten profitable realisations.
- Gala Coral to get cash support
The three private equity firms behind the UK gaming group are backing management with cash to see the business through its current travails. It is the first large buyout to restructure since the troubles in the credit market began.