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CVC, KKR pull out of Coles takeover bidKohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co has decided to follow CVC Asia Pacific and quit the consortium bidding for Coles Group after two weeks of due diligence on the Australian retail giant. Coles shares have consequently fallen below the A$17.00 mark for the first time since April.
- KKR to rejoin A$20bn Coles bidding war(2)
Shares in Australian retailer Coles Group continued to climb as a A$20 billion bidding war between local rival Wesfarmers, a Kohlberg Kravis Roberts-led buyout consortium, and other international trade players looked increasingly likely.
- Rival consortium challenges KKR for Coles(2)
A consortium that includes Pacific Equity Partners, Permira and Wesfarmers, a Sydney-listed conglomerate, has bid A$19.7 billion for Coles Group, Australia’s second-biggest retailer – although KKR could yet return with another bid.
- Rival consortium challenges KKR for Coles
A consortium that includes Pacific Equity Partners, Permira and Wesfarmers, a Sydney-listed conglomerate, has bid A$19.7 billion for Coles Group, Australia’s second-biggest retailer – although KKR could yet return with another bid.
- KKR to rejoin A$20bn Coles bidding war
Shares in Australian retailer Coles Group continued to climb as a A$20 billion bidding war between local rival Wesfarmers, a Kohlberg Kravis Roberts-led buyout consortium, and other international trade players looked increasingly likely.