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SeaTown Holdings backs AddVita with SGD115m

SeaTown Holdings International has announced an investment of up to SGD115m in AddVita, a Singapore-based healthcare and life sciences distribution platform, through its SeaTown Private Capital Master Fund (SeaTown PCap Fund).

Blackstone, CVC step back from NFL investment consortium

Blackstone and CVC Capital Partners have exited a private equity consortium that had secured preliminary clearance from the National Football League (NFL) to acquire minority stakes in franchises, according to a report by Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the matter.

Clearlake eyes $5.5bn private credit deal to fund Dun & Bradstreet buyout

Clearlake Capital Group has lined up $5.5bn in private debt financing to support its pending acquisition of data and analytics firm Dun & Bradstreet Holdings, in what is shaping up to be one of the largest private credit transactions on record, according to sources familiar with the matter.

Blackstone begins Clarion Events sale process

Blackstone has formally initiated a sale process for UK-based Clarion Events, which, with an enterprise value of around £2bn, could be one of the largest private equity exits of the year, according to a report by Reuters citing multiple unnamed sources familiar with the matter.

Five Point Infrastructure explores $2bn exit from Northwind Midstream

Five Point Infrastructure Partners is reportedly evaluating a potential sale of its portfolio company Northwind Midstream, with a transaction that could value the Permian Basin-focused gas infrastructure operator in excess of $2bn, including debt, according to people familiar with the matter.

Hony Capital-led consortium seeks HKD2.3bn for golf course project

A consortium led by Chinese private equity firm Hony Capital, alongside Hong Kong real estate heavyweights, is in the market to raise a HKD2.3bn (circa $294m) loan to support the development of the Plover Cove Golf Club in Hong Kong, according to a report by Bloomberg citing sources familiar with

KKR eyes £8bn debt cut in Thames Water plan

KKR & Co is seeking to cut approximately £8bn ($10.7bn) of Thames Water’s debt burden as part of a broader plan to stabilise the financially distressed UK utility, according to a report by Bloomberg citing sources familiar with the matter.

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