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Silverfleet to buy Masai ClothingSilverfleet Capital said Wednesday it has agreed to buy Masai Clothing Company ApS. Financial terms weren’t announced. Hans and Nina Rye, Masai’s founders, are the sellers. Masai’s management team will continue to lead the business and are buying a minority stake. BlueBay and Lloyds Bank are providing debt financing. Copenhagen-based Masai is a Danish womenswear clothing brand.
- Silverfleet smashes target to close second fund at €850m
The London-based firm is on the verge of making its first investment from the new vehicle
- Silverfleet Fund II raises $928.4 mln
Silverfleet Capital has closed its second fund at 850 million euros (US$928.4 million), surpassing its 700 million target. Twentyfive LPs committed to the fund, including insurance groups (42%), pension funds (29%), fund-of-funds groups (15%), sovereign wealth funds (9%) and the balance came from family offices. Silverfleet, a European mid-market PE firm invests in business & financial services, healthcare, manufacturing and retail, leisure & consumer products.
- Warburg Pincus and GTCR close recap of Sterigenics
Transaction completes recapitalisation originally announced in March
- British shoe chain Office nears $450 mln London listing, say sources-Reuters
British shoe chain Office is pressing ahead with an initial public offering that could value the private equity-backed company at around 300 million pounds ($453.09 million), sources told Reuters.
- Contract sterilization company Sterigenics up for sale
Sterigenics International LLC, a provider of contract sterilization services to the medical device and food industries, is exploring a sale that could value it at as much as $1.5 billion, including debt, people familiar with the matter told Reuters news service.
- Contract sterilization company Sterigenics up for sale -- Reuters
Sterigenics International LLC, a provider of contract sterilization services to the medical device and food industries, is exploring a sale that could value it at as much as $1.5 billion, including debt, sources told Reuters.
- Châtillon joins Silverfleet Capital
Silverfleet Capital said Monday that Jean Châtillon has joined the firm in Paris as a Principal. Benjamin Hubner and Jennifer Regehr have also joined Silverfleet in Munich as Associates. Châtillon was previously at Cobalt Capital, while Hubner worked at McKinsey & Company in Munich and Regehr was at UniCredit Bank.
- Evercore forms European debt advisory group
Evercore has formed a European debt advisory business led by Swag Ganguly, who has joined the firm as a senior managing director from Rothschild in London. Ganguly will be supported by Mark Craig, who joins as a managing director from Lloyds Bank in London.
- Silverfleet eyes EM play with latest Nordic deal
The acquisition of oilfield services business AGR is its third Nordic deal in 15 months