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Bain in $1.8bn take-private for GymboreeBain will pay a 57.4% premium to the 30 September share price for the children's clothing retailer.
- Picking up where they left off
After a lost year (or two), private equity activity has resumed once again in Australia. Exits, however, remain elusive. Jenny Blinch reports.
- Avista-backed Thompson Publishing files for bankruptcy
The publishing company is Avista’s second media-focused portfolio company to go bankrupt since the collapse of Star Tribune in January 2009.
- Hudson Clean Energy in $305m solar exit
The New Jersey-based firm has sold Recurrent Energy, one of seven clean energy investments Hudson has made since its founding in 2007.
- DLJ ponders future fundraising
Nicole Arnaboldi-led DLJ Merchant Banking Partners' has experienced numerous departures over the past few years.
- Atlantic-Pacific hires fundraiser
The latest placement industry people moves include Credit Suisse director Sarah McFadden Sandström joining Atlantic-Pacific Capital.
- Blackstone in $4.7bn deal for US energy giant Dynegy
Dynegy has a history of private equity transactions, including a $2.35bn deal in 2005 in which Warburg Pincus took over one of its subsidiaries.
- San Diego city pension ramps up co-investments
The $4.3bn pension will allocate more of its capital for private equity to co-investment opportunities. In the last nine months, SDCERS has committed to Avista, Alchemy, Macquarie and Veritas.
- Ex-Credit Suisse placement agent to lead Starwood fundraising
Christopher Keber has been confirmed as director of global capital raising for the Greenwich, Connecticut-based firm. PERE first revealed Keber’s appointment in April.
- NXP Semiconductors seeks smaller IPO
The Dutch company backed by KKR, Bain, Silver Lake, Apax and AlpInvest aims to raise as much at $714m in an initial public offering that had originally targeted more than $1bn.