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Autogrill could be Italy’s next mega-dealThe fast-growing Italian private equity market could be delivered another boost if private equity firms follow through on their reported interest in restaurant group Autogrill.
- Hermes completes first deal from HPEP I
Hermes Private Equity has completed the management buyout of trust and company services firm Walbrook – the first buyout from its HPEP I fund, which closed recently on £200m.
- VCs eye E2.5bn German chemicals unit
Germany’s MG Technologies has set the first week of December as the deadline for first-round bids for its Dinamit Nobel chemicals unit, which has attracted considerable private equity interest.
- Investitori Associati targets E600m fund
Milan-based private equity firm Investitori Associati has set out to raise around E600m for a new fund targeting the Italian buyout market, according to reports.
- CVC gears up for new fundraising
The European buyout firm has promoted seven managing directors to partner, increasing the total number of partners at the firm to fourteen.
- Alpha buys Safic-Alcan from MG
Germany’s MG Technologies has sold Safic-Alcan to French buyout house Alpha Group and family investment vehicle Daniel Lebard Management Development (DLMD).
- Invensys sells $650m metering unit to Jordan
British engineering and production technology company Invensys has agreed to sell its utility metering unit to the $1.5bn Resolute Fund managed by US private equity firm The Jordan Company.
- Electra backs Aliplast MBO
Electra Partners Europe has agreed to back a E205m management buyout at Aliplast, the European conservatory and window systems supplier based in Belgium.
- Advent backs Aviagen bolt-on investment
Advent International’s poultry business, bought from BC Partners in May, has made an add-on acquisition in Belgium as part of Advent’s effort to grow its investment.
- Baroness submits winning Debenham bid
The CVC-Texas Pacific consortium has increased its recommended offer for Debenhams from 455 pence to 470 pence, forcing Laragrove to accept defeat in its efforts to acquire the UK department store chain.