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The firm has bought German-based Alloheim from STAR Capital using its European fund - and it continues to bolster its senior operating team, most recently with the addition of a former P&G executive.

UK-headquartered buyout firm STAR Capital Partners has acquired a suite of four companies, including a luxury yacht-builder, for €180m.

PEPcom, which GMT co-owned with VSS, has grown into Germany’s sixth largest cable television operator.

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 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 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 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.

40% of the money in this new Danish fund came from outside of Denmark

Danish buyout firm CataCap has held a €67m first close on its debut fund, which aims to raise €100m to invest in Danish SMEs.

The Danish firm, which held a €67m first close for its maiden fund in January, has acquired a 60% stake in Telecare Service, a mobile repair service provider.

Prostar Capital, which was launched earlier this year, has held a first close on its debut infrastructure vehicle and is evaluating investment opportunities.

3i Infrastructure has reported in its half-yearly results that its portfolio income generation has increased to £30.5m, more than double the portfolio income generated in the previous corresponding period.

Marco Sodi left the mid-market firm in the spring after it ‘deferred’ fundraising on a European fund that had collected $105m.

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.

Chris Clark, an investment director at UK mid-market investor Hermes Private Equity, will leave the firm this Friday.