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Private equity lines up for Canadian wireless spectrumThree heavy-hitting private equity- and venture-backed syndicates have made deposits of more than $100m for an upcoming spectrum auction.
- Five VC firms inject $225m in telecom startup(3)
Columbia Capital, M/C Venture Partners, Oak Investment Partners, Battery Ventures and Centennial Ventures have committed $225 million in Series A funding for Zayo Bandwidth, a fiber-based network operator.
- Five VC firms inject $225m in telecom startup(2)
Columbia Capital, M/C Venture Partners, Oak Investment Partners, Battery Ventures and Centennial Ventures have committed $225 million in Series A funding for Zayo Bandwidth, a fiber-based network operator.
- Five VC firms inject $225m in telecom startup
Columbia Capital, M/C Venture Partners, Oak Investment Partners, Battery Ventures and Centennial Ventures have committed $225 million in Series A funding for Zayo Bandwidth, a fiber-based network operator.
- Consortiums eyeing $24bn Alltel deal
US regional wireless carrier Alltel is reportedly in meetings with at least three groupings of major private equity firms: Blackstone and Providence, TPG and Goldman Sachs, and Carlyle and KKR.
- MetroPCS IPO was 13 years in the making(2)
US mobile phone service provider MetroPCS has raised $1.15 billion in its initial public offering – the largest amount raised so far by a US IPO this year and an exit for which some of its investors waited more than a decade.
- MetroPCS IPO was 13 years in the making
US mobile phone service provider MetroPCS has raised $1.15 billion in its initial public offering – the largest amount raised so far by a US IPO this year and an exit for which some of its investors waited more than a decade.
- When Harvey met hedge funds
When Miramax founders Bob and Harvey Weinstein launched their new studio, they benefited from increased investor interest in the movie business - as well as their own reputations as hitmakers. By Aaron Lovell.
- Cloud Sherpas Inks $40M Series B
Cloud Sherpas has raised $40 million in a Series B round aimed at international expansion. The company, a cloud services brokerages, is backed by Columbia Capital, Delta-V Capital, Greenspring Associates, and Queensland Investment Corporation.