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Friday Letter: 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.
- Castle mulls radical fund overhaul
Switzerland-listed fund Castle Private Equity has become the latest publically traded fund to bow to shareholder pressure, having announced a raft of changes ahead of a radical restructuring.
- LMS halts investments and heads for break-up
A group of activist shareholders led by the chairman of LMS Capital have successfully lobbied the UK-listed group’s board to pursue the break-up of the company in a bid to realise value for shareholders.
- Turmoil erupts at LMS
A group of shareholders in London-listed private equity group LMS Capital, including its chairman Robert Rayne, have called for the business to be broken up.
- LMS buoyed by Updata gains
The London-based evergreen investor has written up the value of its investment in Updata Infrastructure by 62.5%.
- Powered up
KKR’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.
- LMS to halt LP fund investments
The London-listed firm, which just inked a $38m services deal, will in future focus solely on direct deals under newly installed CEO Glenn Payne.
- LMS succession hinges on First Reserve hire
Energy sector veteran Glenn Payne will replace Robert Rayne as CEO of the LSE-listed firm. Rayne in turn succeeds Jonathan Agnew as chairman.
- LMS lures former Blackstone UK chairman
David Verey is now a non-executive director for the evergreen, LSE-quoted private equity manager.
- LMS Capital makes almost 5x in crane sale
LMS scores an impressive return on its investment in an offshore crane business, which it has expanded globally.