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ChrysCapital sets record with $1.25bn fundIndia’s ChrysCapital has raised $1.25 billion for its fifth fund, surpassing the independent private equity manager’s $1 billion target. The latest fund holds the record of being the largest India-focused fund.
- CVC to buy Australia’s DCA for A$2.7 bn
An all cash offer of A$3.50 per share values the Australian healthcare business at A$2.7 billion, almost 12 times the company’s 2006 EBITDA.
- Castle Harlan acquires McMillan Printing for A$67.3m(3)
Middle-market firm Castle Harlan will control the largest multi-discipline print group in Australasia following its A$67.3 million acquisition of McMillan Printing Group.
- Castle Harlan acquires McMillan Printing for A$67.3m(2)
Middle-market firm Castle Harlan will control the largest multi-discipline print group in Australasia following its A$67.3 million acquisition of McMillan Printing Group.
- Castle Harlan acquires McMillan Printing for A$67.3m
Middle-market firm Castle Harlan will control the largest multi-discipline print group in Australasia following its A$67.3 million acquisition of McMillan Printing Group.
- DCA in unsolicited take-private from private equity groups
In another example of an Australian unsolicited take-private bid, DCA Group, an Australian healthcare provider, has received “highly conditional” takeover proposals from unnamed private equity groups.
- Buyout giants pull out of race for Coles(3)
TPG, Carlyle and Blackstone have pulled out of the formal race for Coles, an Australia-listed retailing group, but their consortium has indicated an interest in discussing an alternative investment structure.
- Buyout interest in Coles ends as Wesfarmers continues(3)
All eight of the large buyout firms in the race to buy Coles Group, Australia’s second largest retailer, have now dropped out of the running. Trade buyer Wesfarmers is now expected to complete the $19 billion transaction, which will be the largest in the country to date, without private equity support.
- Buyout giants pull out of race for Coles(2)
TPG, Carlyle and Blackstone have pulled out of the formal race for Coles, an Australia-listed retailing group, but their consortium has indicated an interest in discussing an alternative investment structure.
- Buyout interest in Coles ends as Wesfarmers continues(2)
All eight of the large buyout firms in the race to buy Coles Group, Australia’s second largest retailer, have now dropped out of the running. Trade buyer Wesfarmers is now expected to complete the $19 billion transaction, which will be the largest in the country to date, without private equity support.