Saint-Gobain overview
Stories about Saint-Gobain
EQT sells Dahl to Saint-Gobain
Nordic private equity firm EQT has agreed to sell Swedish heating and sanitation wholesaler Dahl to French glass and building materials group Saint-Gobain.
Saint-Gobain contact information
Offices
Contacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Key Contact | Job titleInvestment Director | LocationParis, France | Email |
| Key Contact | Job titleChief Financial Officer and Chief Investment Officer | LocationParis, France | Email |
Job titleFinance and Strategy Manager, Investor Relations | LocationParis, France | Email | |
Saint-Gobain fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 5
| Fund | Manager | Commitment date | Commitment size |
|---|---|---|---|
Manager | Commitment date- | Commitment size- | |
Manager | Commitment dateAug 2018 | Commitment size | |
Manager | Commitment dateOct 2013 | Commitment size | |
Stories that mention Saint-Gobain
Linklaters boosts private equity team
The law firm has re-hired Ben Rodham to its private equity practice in London.
Eurazeo and Carlyle hold B&B talks
The listed European firm is in exclusive negotiations to sell Carlyle the €485m French budget hotel chain B&B.
Wendel profits up 141% on Bureau Veritas float
The French investment firm could have profited even further were it not for hedging costs relating to its stake-building in Saint Gobain, which has dropped in value by nearly 30 percent.
Wendel’s sales hit €4bn(4)
Wendel, the French-listed investment firm, has increased its net asset value per share by 28 percent. It also sold part of its majority stake in safety consultancy Bureau Veritas for €1.2 billion.
Wendel’s sales hit €4bn(3)
Wendel, the French-listed investment firm, has increased its net asset value per share by 28 percent. It also sold part of its majority stake in safety consultancy Bureau Veritas for €1.2 billion.
Wendel’s sales hit €4bn(2)
Wendel, the French-listed investment firm, has increased its net asset value per share by 28 percent. It also sold part of its majority stake in safety consultancy Bureau Veritas for €1.2 billion.
Investors flock to Wendel’s €1bn float of consultancy(4)
Wendel, the French investment company, has partially floated industry standards consultancy Bureau Veritas, although it retains a majority stake. The float was ten times oversubscribed.
Investors flock to Wendel’s €1bn float of consultancy(3)
Wendel, the French investment company, has partially floated industry standards consultancy Bureau Veritas, although it retains a majority stake. The float was ten times oversubscribed.