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Oak Hill augments aviation assets(2)Oak Hill Capital has placed a $1.4 billion order for six Boeing 777 freight planes, which the Robert Bass-led firm will then lease. The planes will add to the firm’s existing portfolio of 25 passenger aircraft.
- Lacklustre float for Ripplewood, Oak Hill-backed company(2)
Equipment rental company RSC Holdings, purchased last year by Ripplewood and Oak Hill, raised $458 million in an initial public offering; the 20.3 million share offering raised less than expected, and the company’s stock has been trading below the IPO’s $22 per share price.
- Providence to buy Clear Channel division for $1.2bn(2)
Clear Channel is selling a group of 54 television stations to Providence Equity Partners for $1.2 billion. The media giant is also in agreements to sell 161 radio stations for $331 million.
- Cerberus buys TV stations for $185m(2)
The New York-based distressed giant is buying seven US television stations from CBS Corporation.
- Oak Hill, Tallwood to buy semiconductor company(2)
The two firms have partnered to buy Cypress Semiconductor Corp. in a deal worth $53m.
- Oak Hill buys NY Times TV stations
The Robert Bass-affiliated private equity firm will pay $575m for nine network-affiliated, regional television stations.
- Oak Hill augments aviation assets
Oak Hill Capital has placed a $1.4 billion order for six Boeing 777 freight planes, which the Robert Bass-led firm will then lease. The planes will add to the firm’s existing portfolio of 25 passenger aircraft.
- Lacklustre float for Ripplewood, Oak Hill-backed company
Equipment rental company RSC Holdings, purchased last year by Ripplewood and Oak Hill, raised $458 million in an initial public offering; the 20.3 million share offering raised less than expected, and the company’s stock has been trading below the IPO’s $22 per share price.
- Providence to buy Clear Channel division for $1.2bn
Clear Channel is selling a group of 54 television stations to Providence Equity Partners for $1.2 billion. The media giant is also in agreements to sell 161 radio stations for $331 million.
- Cerberus buys TV stations for $185m
The New York-based distressed giant is buying seven US television stations from CBS Corporation.