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Vestar grows NY teamEvan Marks and Victor Cohen come to Vestar Capital from WebMD Health Corporation and Capital Z/Union Square Partners, respectively.
- Vestar loses money as Nybron restructures
Nybron Flooring International, a struggling Swiss maker of wooden floors, has become one of the first private equity-backed businesses to restructure as global markets stutter
- Vestar Capital opens in Germany
Jens Tonn will cover the German-speaking countries for the global firm leading a team of four from an office in Munich.
- Kohlberg buys Solo Cup division for $170m(4)
Jerome Kohlberg’s firm has acquired disposable tableware maker Hoffmaster from Solo Cup, a portfolio company of Vestar Capital Partners, in a $170 million transaction
- Kohlberg buys Solo Cup division for $170m(3)
Jerome Kohlberg’s firm has acquired disposable tableware maker Hoffmaster from Solo Cup, a portfolio company of Vestar Capital Partners, in a $170 million transaction
- Kohlberg buys Solo Cup division for $170m(2)
Jerome Kohlberg’s firm has acquired disposable tableware maker Hoffmaster from Solo Cup, a portfolio company of Vestar Capital Partners, in a $170 million transaction
- Vestar in $1.1bn oncology chain deal
Vestar Capital Partners will acquire cancer treatment chain Radiation Therapy Services in a $1.1 billion deal. It is the firm’s first healthcare acquisition since hiring former Bain & Company healthcare pro Anil Shrivastava.
- Kohlberg buys Solo Cup division for $170m
Jerome Kohlberg’s firm has acquired disposable tableware maker Hoffmaster from Solo Cup, a portfolio company of Vestar Capital Partners, in a $170 million transaction
- Cinven, Carlyle, Apax divest MediMedia USA
Private equity firms Cinven, The Carlyle Group and Apax Partners have made a fourth disposal from their 2002 buyout of the business publishing division of Vivendi Universal Publishing, selling MediaMedia USA in a secondary buyout to Vestar Capital Partners.
- PE group to buy Canadian income trust for C$3.5bn(3)
The C$3.5 billion agreed take-private of CCS Income Trust, an oil-and-gas company, continues a trend triggered by an impending change in Canada’s tax laws.