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Litorina holds first close at SEK 843 million(3)Litorina Kapital has held a close of its third fund having attracted a wider range of international investors than its previous funds.
- Indigo raises €550m in just four months
Indigo Capital, an independent mezzanine manager, has raised €550 million for its fifth European mezzanine fund – exceeding its €500 million target – in a swift fundraising.
- Litorina holds first close at SEK 843 million(2)
Litorina Kapital has held a close of its third fund having attracted a wider range of international investors than its previous funds.
- Litorina holds first close at SEK 843 million
Litorina Kapital has held a close of its third fund having attracted a wider range of international investors than its previous funds.
- EQT puts finishing touches to record mezz fund
Nordic private equity firm EQT is chasing down the final cheques from “friends and family” investors in its industrial network for its second mezzanine fund, which could see it close on almost €500 million, a regional record.
- 3i buys stake in Finnish mobile operator
3i’s growth capital division has taken a 25 percent stake in Finnish mobile operator DNA Oy, previously Finnet Oy, as private equity interest in the maturing European telecoms sector shows no sign of waning.
- EQT makes Danish investment
Swedish private equity firm EQT has bought a majority stake in Danish industrial engineering group Cimbria from the company’s founders. The country has become an attractive destination for private equity capital.
- Lion Capital acquires bakery in tertiary buyout
European buyout firm Lion Capital, which specialises in branded consumer businesses, is buying Scandinavian baking company Vaasan & Vaasan from rival CapVest.
- EQT completes lucrative Symrise exit
EQT has sold its remaining stake in Symrise, a German flavouring business. With a total return of about €1.1 billion, the investment has proved to be one of the most successful European private equity deals to date.
- Greek group eyes €5bn for SE Europe
Greek investment group Marfin wants to raise over €5 billion via a rights issue for investments in South East Europe – and then put the entire sum to work within just 12 months.