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Powered upKKR’s recent East Resources exit – coupled with HitecVision’s specialist energy fund close this week – is further evidence that the energy sector remains active and vibrant for private equity investors, writes Christopher Witkowsky.
- Polaris goes beyond Denmark for Fund III
The Danish mid-market firm has doubled its investor base and surpassed its €350m fundraising target.
- MVision wraps $1.4bn in fund closes
The Mounir Guen-led placement agency has assisted European stalwarts Gilde and HitecVision in hitting their hard-caps.
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- HitecVision’s Technor merges with listed group
The oil and gas specialist will end up owning one- third of listed safety equipment group Simtronics, which has a current market cap of NOK184m.
- Gloom spreads to Nordics
Despite a number of stellar performances from the likes of Altor and HitecVision, Nordic fundraising for the first half of 2008 was down more than 50% year-on-year, while investments dropped by around a third.
- HitecVision returns almost 5x money on Fund III
The Norwegian oil and gas specialist has enjoyed the boom in oil and gas. Its final exits from its third fund take total proceeds to NOK 2.2 billion on committed capital of NOK 690 million.
- HitecVision buys oil and gas company
The Nordic specialist energy private equity firm has bought a start-up oil and gas exploration and development company sealing another investment in the frenetic sector.
- Fine for now
Fundraising is proceeding at a fair clip amid signs that even the larger funds are still in favour. It is clear that investors are keeping the faith. But will they do so indefinitely, asks Andy Thomson?
- Access closes latest fund of funds on €413m
The French fund of funds’ fundraising success comes as its core European mid-market remains buoyant despite difficulties in the worldwide credit markets.