Evonik Industries overview
Evonik Industries contact information
Offices
Rellinghauser Straße 1-11, Essen, 45128, GermanyContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
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Key Contact Mr. Erning Cao | Job titleInvestment Director | LocationEssen, Germany | Email  -------- |
| Dr. Jens Busse | Job titleInvestment Manager | LocationEssen, Germany | Email ------- |
| Mr. Christoph Finke | Job titleSenior Vice President Investor Relations | LocationEssen, Germany | Email ---------- |
| Ms. Katharina Gayk | Job titleSpecialist Investor Relations | LocationEssen, Germany | Email --------- |
Evonik Industries fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 12
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Stories that mention Evonik Industries
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The firm has hired Shawn Abrams for its specialty industrials group in New York.
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The UK firm invested in Campbell’s European simple meals division using capital from its €10.75bn Fund V.
CVC hires Evonik executive
The appointment of Wolfgang Colberg comes as CVC gears up to deploy its new €10.5bn European and North American buyout fund.
Oaktree in specialty chemicals deals
The distressed debt specialist has purchased publicly-listed Nevada Chemicals for $94m while also acquiring CVC-owned Evonik Industries’ North American cyanide activities. Oaktree made the investment from its fourth dedicated private equity vehicle.
CVC to pay €2.4bn for German chemicals
The European buyout firm is set to take a 25% stake in Evonik, a German state-backed conglomerate that also reportedly interested US mega-firms KKR, Bain and Blackstone.
CVC denies plan to sell Evonik real estate division
CVC’s Germany head Steven Koltes has dismissed speculation in the financial press that it plans to sell the real estate division of Evonik, a German conglomerate in which it bought a 25 percent stake earlier this month.