FdG Associates overview
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FdG adds-on to Implus Footcare(3)
FdG Associates has added on a shoe deodorizer maker to its portfolio company Implus Footcare. Nearly eight years after buying Implus, FdG is starting to review exit options for the company.
FdG adds-on to Implus Footcare(2)
FdG Associates has added on a shoe deodorizer maker to its portfolio company Implus Footcare. Nearly eight years after buying Implus, FdG is starting to review exit options for the company.
FdG adds-on to Implus Footcare
FdG Associates has added on a shoe deodorizer maker to its portfolio company Implus Footcare. Nearly eight years after buying Implus, FdG is starting to review exit options for the company.
FdG Associates funds managed
Closed funds: 2
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Stories that mention FdG Associates
How Texas TRS aims to go big on private equity co-investments
The $153bn pension wants to increase the programme to 35% and double its investment team.
Olympus promotes two partners
US mid-market firm Olympus Partners has promoted two of its principals to partner.
FdG makes 5x return on footwear exit
The New York middle-market firm has sold Implus Footcare to private equity firm AEA Investors after a holding period of more than seven years.
DLJ acquires cosmetic dental company
DLJ Merchant Banking Partners has added the first dental company to its healthcare portfolio with the acquisition of Den-Mat Holdings.
Duke Street fights tooth and nail for Oasis(3)
London-based Duke Street Capital has amassed a 34 percent stake in Oasis Healthcare and increased its bid to £88.2 million, as the battle for the UK’s biggest dental business heats up.
Duke Street fights tooth and nail for Oasis(2)
London-based Duke Street Capital has amassed a 34 percent stake in Oasis Healthcare and increased its bid to £88.2 million, as the battle for the UK’s biggest dental business heats up.
Duke Street fights tooth and nail for Oasis
London-based Duke Street Capital has amassed a 34 percent stake in Oasis Healthcare and increased its bid to £88.2 million, as the battle for the UK’s biggest dental business heats up.
FdG makes 8.1x on DentaQuest(2)
The dental benefits administrator has bought back FdG’s investment for $110m, five years after selling it to the private equity firm for $12m.