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CVC builds European lighting groupCVC Capital Partners has acquired a Belgian lighting company to be incorporated into a newly created pan-European group, Partners in Lighting International.
- Seat syndicate to repay debt after Lehman deal
Lehman Brothers has acquired a 12.38 percent stake in Seat Pagine Gialle, the Italian directories business acquired by a consortium of private equity investors in a €5.65bn deal last year.
- CVC exits Trench in $340m trade sale
CVC Capital Partners has agreed to sell 100 percent of the share capital in Trench Electric Holdings to Germany’s Siemens.
- Bregal commits €250m to Egeria fund
Dutch private equity firm Egeria has launched its second fund with a €250m commitment from Bregal Investments, the Swiss group that manages the Brenninkmeijer family fortune.
- Former target Lenzing buys CVC business
CVC Capital Partners, the pan-European private equity firm, has sold a subsidiary of portfolio company Acordis to Lenzing, the Austrian fibre maker CVC tried unsuccessfully to merge with Acordis in 2001.
- CVC makes UK advisory board appointments
CVC Capital Partners, the pan-European private equity firm, has appointed Sir Ian Robinson and John Sunderland to its UK advisory board.
- A history of brilliant turnarounds
PEO's North American Private Equity Personality of the Year 2003 Award goes to David Bonderman of Texas Pacific.
- The 2003 Asian Private Equity Awards
A year that begun with a degree of trepidation produced some of the biggest achievements enjoyed by private equity firms in Asia to date. The results of PEO’s inaugural Asian Awards poll reflect 2003’s successes.
- PAI Partners launches €1.24bn Vivarte PTP
The Paris-headquartered private equity house has agreed a deal with the French shoe and clothing retailer’s majority shareholders to buy their 68 percent stake.
- CVC readies $1bn Asia fund
CVC Capital Partners has announced plans for a follow-up vehicle to the $750m Asia fund launched in 2000 which is now 80 percent invested.