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Colony seals biggest ever African buyoutUS private equity firm Colony Capital has agreed to buy oil refining and distribution company Tamoil from the Libyan government for €4 billion. It is the biggest private equity deal to date for an African-owned company – trumping Bain Capital’s $3.5 billion buyout of Edgars in February.
- Consortium pays $10bn for Home Depot division(3)
The Carlyle Group, Clayton Dubilier & Rice and Bain Capital have teamed up to pay $10.3 billion for the wholesale distribution business of Home Depot, the world’s largest home improvement retailer.
- H&Q Asia Pacific promotes two in Seoul(2)
Seol-based Jong Won Lee and Yuchul Rhim have become managing directors at the Silicon Valley-headquartered H&QAP.
- Industry group opposes Senate bill(2)
The Private Equity Council has voiced its opposition to a recent US Senate bill that would cause publicly traded partnerships to be taxed as corporations.
- H&Q Asia Pacific promotes two in Seoul
Seol-based Jong Won Lee and Yuchul Rhim have become managing directors at the Silicon Valley-headquartered H&QAP.
- HM Capital sells $600m stake in energy firm(2)
Dallas-based HM Capital Partners becomes the latest private equity firm to realize a substantial return on its investment in the energy sector.
- Consortium pays $10bn for Home Depot division(2)
The Carlyle Group, Clayton Dubilier & Rice and Bain Capital have teamed up to pay $10.3 billion for the wholesale distribution business of Home Depot, the world’s largest home improvement retailer.
- HM Capital sells $600m stake in energy firm
Dallas-based HM Capital Partners becomes the latest private equity firm to realize a substantial return on its investment in the energy sector.
- Report predicts $25bn PE industry in the Gulf(2)
The prospects for private equity in the Middle East look good, as a report suggests that the asset class can become a key economic driver in the region in the coming years.
- Onex, Carlyle to acquire GM division for $5.6bn
As GM shaves off assets to improve liquidity, Onex and The Carlyle Group have come away with US-based Allison Transmission.