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Perfectis closes new fund above target

The French firm has completed the fundraising for its mid-market Perfectis I fund.

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Closed funds: 2

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Carlyle venture arm exits semiconductor business(3)

After two years of ownership, Carlyle’s European venture arm is selling French scientific equipment maker CAMECA to US trade player AMETEK for more than €80 million. The fund, which was launched with great fanfare in 1999 to target internet investments, was forced to broaden its remit after the dotcom crash.

Carlyle venture arm exits semiconductor business(2)

After two years of ownership, Carlyle’s European venture arm is selling French scientific equipment maker CAMECA to US trade player AMETEK for more than €80 million. The fund, which was launched with great fanfare in 1999 to target internet investments, was forced to broaden its remit after the dotcom crash.

Carlyle venture arm exits semiconductor business

After two years of ownership, Carlyle’s European venture arm is selling French scientific equipment maker CAMECA to US trade player AMETEK for more than €80 million. The fund, which was launched with great fanfare in 1999 to target internet investments, was forced to broaden its remit after the dotcom crash.

Carlyle tech fund buys French science co

The global private equity firm has acquired Cameca, a French semiconductor and scientific instrument manufacturer whose products are used by NASA to examine extra-terrestrial “stardust” particles.

Acanthus and MMC complete merger

Acanthus Advisers, the London-based private equity fund placement business, has merged with MMC Advisers, the independent corporate finance boutique.

Duke Street gears up for France

The UK based buyout firm has appointed Samantha da Soller to help originate and execute deals in French-speaking markets.