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GMT offloads start-up to STARPEPcom, which GMT co-owned with VSS, has grown into Germany’s sixth largest cable television operator.
- Tony Mallin: Countdown to 2008
After keeping its powder dry in 2007, Tony Mallin's firm Star Capital Partners is looking forward to a busier 2008 as capital intensive businesses turn to private equity.
- STAR flying high with double deal(2)
STAR Capital Partners, a UK-based fund that specialises in capital-intensive infrastructure investments, has bought and merged two flight simulator businesses as it continues to tap into the airline industry’s trend towards outsourcing.
- STAR flying high with double deal
STAR Capital Partners, a UK-based fund that specialises in capital-intensive infrastructure investments, has bought and merged two flight simulator businesses as it continues to tap into the airline industry’s trend towards outsourcing.
- STAR Capital sells Secondary Market Infrastructure Fund for £927m
STAR Capital Partners has sold its 22 asset-strong Secondary Market Infrastructure Fund to a property outsourcing group for £927 million in its first exit since November.
- 3i and Star Capital make 50% IRR on SR Technics
3i and Star Capital Partners have sold Swiss aircraft maintenance company SR Technics to a consortium of investors from the United Arab Emirates for €1 bn.
- Crosby joins advisory committee at Bridgepoint
Bridgepoint, a European mid-market private equity firm, has bolstered its European advisory committee with the appointment of Sir James Crosby, former chief executive officer of HBOS.
- Hermes director leaves to head care homes group
Chris Clark, an investment director at UK mid-market investor Hermes Private Equity, will leave the firm this Friday.
- 3i commits £150m to infrastructure fund
The London-listed global private equity firm has stepped up its limited partner activities with a substantial investment in I2, a UK-based infrastructure fund.
- Star going Underground
Star Capital has agreed to acquire a one-third stake in the consortium that manages one-third of London Underground from embattled support services group Jarvis for just over £100m.