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Shareholders approve $49bn BCE buyout(3)BCE shareholders have approved the Canadian telecom company’s sale to Teachers, Providence and Madison Dearborn. But the $49 billion transaction, the largest proposed buyout to date, still faces regulatory hurdles.
- Shareholders approve $49bn BCE buyout(2)
BCE shareholders have approved the Canadian telecom company’s sale to Teachers, Providence and Madison Dearborn. But the $49 billion transaction, the largest proposed buyout to date, still faces regulatory hurdles.
- Onex to pay C$960m for plastics molding company(2)
Onex will pay C$960m for TSE-listed Husky Injection Molding Systems, offering shareholders a 38.6 percent premium over the company’s closing price on 27 September.
- Onex joins KKR team in BCE battle
Canadian private equity firm Onex has joined KKR and Canadian pension giants Caisse de dépôt and CPP Investment Board in the group’s quest to acquire Canada’s largest telecom company.
- Onex to pay C$960m for plastics molding company
Onex will pay C$960m for TSE-listed Husky Injection Molding Systems, offering shareholders a 38.6 percent premium over the company’s closing price on 27 September.
- Shareholders approve $49bn BCE buyout
BCE shareholders have approved the Canadian telecom company’s sale to Teachers, Providence and Madison Dearborn. But the $49 billion transaction, the largest proposed buyout to date, still faces regulatory hurdles.
- Pension showdown looms for Canada’s BCE
Teachers’ is the latest, major Canadian pension fund to enter take-private talks for $30 billion telecom giant BCE. Like the pensions in the two other bidding groups, Teacher’s has partnered with a heavyweight US private equity firm.
- Canadian pension groups launch Turkey fund(2)
Teachers’ Private Capital and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board plan to capitalise on a growing market with Actera Partners.
- Canadian pension groups launch Turkey fund
Teachers’ Private Capital and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board plan to capitalise on a growing market with Actera Partners.
- Consortium increases offer for AWG
A consortium including 3i and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board has increased its offer for UK water utility AWG from £15.55 to £15.78 as banks including Merrill Lynch and Macquarie Bank show interest in the event of failure to acquire rival business Thames Water.