Warburg Pincus

Apax and Warburg Pincus have been shareholders in Odido since 2022

Odido is a Dutch telecom provider serving around 8m consumers and businesses.

Awayday manages more than 18,000 vacation rental properties across the US through a portfolio of local brands.

Warburg Pincus is a private equity firm founded in 1966 with more than $105 billion in assets under management and investments spanning more than 45 countries.

The firm has recently returned billions of dollars to its investors, while announcing a string of high-profile exits this year.

Consolidated Precision Products, a Cleveland, Ohio-based castings manufacturer with about 6,600 employees across more than 20 facilities, has supplied GE Aerospace for more than 15 years.

Altor has divested Flex IT, a circular IT business, to Eurazeo, which is combining the company with its existing portfolio business T1A Group.

McGill and Partners is an independent specialty (re)insurance broker founded in 2019 that has grown to more than 600 colleagues across seven countries, serving over 1,000 clients and generating revenue in excess of $250 million.

APAC was once defined by minority growth investing. Today, buyouts are taking center stage for the region’s next chapter.

The firm started raising the strategy in Q2 and aims to reach final close by Q1 next year as more funds emerge in this space, Private Equity International has learned.

Hybrid capital appears to be having a moment. The strategy’s knack for complex deals at a time of market disruption is juicing demand – including among liquidity-strapped GPs.

Lower valuations, corporate carve-outs and resilience to AI disruption are opening up medtech to buyout firms after years of limited access.

Existing investor Ufenau Capital Partners will exit its investment from Altano Group.

In today's edition, Warburg nears its flagship target; CVC looks to match its record-breaking fundraise; An LP bets on PE's distribution drought.

Clearlake Capital, Marlin Equity Partners and New Mountain Capital are among the PE firms investing in patient engagement software.

One of Japan's best-known and most-influential LPs is on the move; blurred investment lines could benefit mega-shops; what private capital wants from UK regulators.