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Carlyle’s Applus sets IPO priceBased on the listing price, the Spanish testing business is valued at €1.9 billion.
- Thomas H. Lee scaling back target to $3 billion: sources
Thomas H. Lee Partners is talking to prospective investors about a flagship fund of $3 billion as a follow-up to its $10 billion predecessor, according to sources familiar with the firm.
Warburg Pincus said to mull New Breed Logistics sale: ReutersPrivate equity firm Warburg Pincus LLC is exploring a sale of New Breed Logistics Inc in a deal that could value the supply chain management company at more than $1 billion, people familiar with the matter told sister news service Reuters.
- Warburg Pincus mulls New Breed Logistics sale
Warburg Pincus LLC is exploring a sale of New Breed Logistics Inc in a deal that could value the supply chain management company at more than $1 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.
- Oil and gas firm Eclipse Resources files for IPO-Reuters
Oil and gas company Eclipse Resources Corp filed with U.S. regulators for an initial public offering of common stock that would raise about $100 million, Reuters reported.
IPO Profile: GrubHub Holdings IncBenchmark Capital, Goldman Sachs, Origin Ventures, Spectrum Equity, Thomas H. Lee Partners, Warburg Pincus and seven other investors as a group own 44.7 million shares worth $1.2 billion at the IPO price.
Questioning terms, Oregon fails to back Warburg Pincus energy poolA proposed commitment to the Warburg Pincus Energy Fund failed to win approval by the Oregon Investment Council after the manager of the $70 billion state pension system raised questions over its economic terms.
- The post-Lehman winners(2)
This year's PEI 300 paints the clearest picture yet of the fundraising market since the financial crisis, with overall totals down as the 2008 funds drop out.
- The post-Lehman winners
This year’s PEI 300 paints the clearest picture yet of the fundraising market since the financial crisis, with overall totals down as the 2008 funds drop out.
- CIBC, buyout shops circle Russell Investments
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, the fifth largest bank in Canada, and two private equity consortia are exploring offers for global asset manager Russell Investments, according to several people familiar with the matter.