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Truell consortium flips Threshers to VisionA consortium led by Edmund Truell has sold the operating businesses of UK retailers Threshers and BrightHouse to secondaries specialist Vision Capital, just two weeks after buying them. The £265 million sale will leave the consortium in control of the companies’ pension fund assets.
- Hawkins leaves Palamon to join Vision
Vision Capital, which specialises in buying portfolios of investments from other private equity firms, has recruited Andrew Hawkins from mid-market buyout firm Palamon Capital Partners as a managing director of the business.
- Palamon restructures management to aid growth plans
Michael Hoffman, the co-founder of European mid-market firm Palamon Capital Partners will move into the role of chairman at the firm leaving managing partner Louis Elson to take over day-to day activity. as the buyout group attempts to double in size.
- KKR, CD&R in $7.1bn food distributor deal(2)
Dutch retail giant Royal Ahold has agreed to sell its food distribution company, US Foodservice, to KKR and CD&R for $7.1 billion.
- Dunedin double whammy(2)
UK-based mid-market firm Dunedin Capital Partners has exited two of its portfolio companies in as many weeks, creating money multiples of 4.3 times and 3.6 times.
- Nikko sells RoadChef to Israeli group for £375m(2)
Nikko Principal Investments has sold UK firm RoadChef to an Israeli real estate group for £375 million. Nikko had owned the motorway service station chain for nearly ten years.
- KKR, CD&R in $7.1bn food distributor deal
Dutch retail giant Royal Ahold has agreed to sell its food distribution company, US Foodservice, to KKR and CD&R for $7.1 billion.
- Dunedin double whammy
UK-based mid-market firm Dunedin Capital Partners has exited two of its portfolio companies in as many weeks, creating money multiples of 4.3 times and 3.6 times.
- Nikko sells RoadChef to Israeli group for £375m
Nikko Principal Investments has sold UK firm RoadChef to an Israeli real estate group for £375 million. Nikko had owned the motorway service station chain for nearly ten years.
- Vision Capital makes first play in nuclear sector
Vision Capital, a secondary direct firm, has acquired a portfolio including three nuclear consultancy businesses and a rail infrastructure specialist for £76.4m.