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IK doubles money on German homecare businessThe London-based firm has agreed to sell the business to a Scandinavian buyout firm Nordic Capital, for more than €500m.
- IK Investment Partners to sell GHD
IK Investment Partners is selling GHD GesundHeits GmbH Deutschland, a German provider of homecare services to Nordic Capital Fund VIII. Financial terms of the transaction were undisclosed.
- Nordic backs pet hospital business
This will be the fourth investment from Nordic’s €3.5bn Fund VIII, which closed last year.
- Nordic Capital buys majority stake in clothing chain Gina Tricot: Reuters
Private equity firm Nordic Capital said on Monday it had agreed to buy a majority stake in Gina Tricot from the Appelqvist family, the founders of the Swedish clothing retailer who will retain a significant stake in the company.
- Montagu buys Sebia for the second time
Cinven books a 2.4x return on the sale of Sebia, a medical technology business.
- Astorg and Montagu say to buy French firm Sebia from Cinven-Reuters
European private equity firms Montagu and Astorg said on Monday that they would buy French medical diagnostics company Sebia from private equity firm Cinven after entering into exclusive negotiations, Reuters reported.
- Nordic in €240m payments deal
The investment in Euroline marks the second deal from Nordic’s €3.5bn Fund VIII, which closed last year.
- Nordic Capital, Apax pick banks for Capio IPO says report - Reuters
Private equity firms Nordic Capital and Apax have appointed financial advisers for a planned stock market listing of Swedish health care group Capio, Swedish business daily Dagens Industri reported in its weekend edition.
European LP briefs, compiled for April 2014New commitment for Ireland; Icelandic fund pool; pensions in Danish M&A
Bain and Advent in exclusive talks to buy card payment firm Nets: ReutersPrivate equity firms Advent International and Bain Capital have entered exclusive talks to buy Danish card payment services company Nets Holding for more than 2 billion euros (US$2.8 billion), two people familiar with the matter said on Monday, Reuters reports. Advent and Bain, which jointly own British payment processing company WorldPay and have teamed up for the Nets bid with Danish state-owned pension fund ATP, beat three other bidders in the final round of the auction, the sources said. The three other bidders were private equity fund Permira in partnership with Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), French IT services company Atos and a consortium led by Swedish private equity firm Nordic Capital.