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OMERS Private Equity and AIMCo sell majority stake in ERM to KKR

OMERS Private Equity and Alberta Investment Management Corporation, on behalf of certain of its clients (AIMCo), are to sell their majority stake in Environmental Resources Management (ERM) to KKR. UK headquartered ERM is the world’s largest pure-play sustainability consultancy, operating in over 40 countries with over 5,500 partners and employees

NTR’s 86 MW Norra Vedbo Wind Farm in Sweden reaches financial close

NTR has announced the EUR115 million financial close of its 86 MW Norra Vedbo wind farm located in the county of Jönköping, in Southern Sweden.   Reichmuth Infrastructure II CIP joins as co-investor into the project alongside NTR’s Renewable Energy Income Fund II, while Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken AB (SEB), is

Levine Leichtman Capital Partners sells Nothing Bundt Cakes

Levine Leichtman Capital Partners (LLCP), a Los Angeles-based private equity firm, has sold its portfolio company NBC Holdings (Nothing Bundt Cakes) to Roark Capital (Roark). Nothing Bundt Cakes is the market-leading franchisor and operator of gourmet bakeries offering specialty Bundt cakes and retail gift items. The Company’s products are handcrafted

KKR invests USD95m in Lenskart

Global investment firm KKR is to invest USD95 million in Lenskart, an omni-channel eyewear retailer in India, via a secondary stake acquisition. Upon the completion of the transaction, KKR will look to leverage its experience working with leading technology and eyewear companies globally to support Lenskart in expanding its presence

Wojciech Jezierski, Abris Capital Partners

The allure of succession buyouts in the CEE

By Wojciech Jezierski, partner, Abris Capital Partners – Why succession buyouts are a strong opportunity in Central and Eastern Europe at the moment, and why private equity is the ideal partner for the region’s SMEs, in the words of Wojciech Jezierski, partner at Abris Capital Partners. In Central and Eastern Europe,

Zac McGinnis, Riveron

Advice and expectations – steps to a successful SPAC deal

Following the global outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020, the private capital industry saw a significant build-up of dry powder. Special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) provided an outlet for these funds. However, sponsoring firms need to consider several factors to be well-prepared for launching a successful SPAC. Zac

Jeremy Swan, CohnReznick

GPs to look for diamonds in the rough with SPAC deals

Last year witnessed the meteoric rise of special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) deals. But, as regulators take a closer look at this development and fewer deal-ready companies are available for acquisition, the industry could see a slow-down in momentum.  “This latest iteration of the SPACs market is a lot more

SPACs market re-groups under closer scrutiny

By A Paris – Following a year of high exuberance, the market for special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) has slowed since peaking in mid-February 2021. Now, with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) changing accounting rules and vowing to keep a close eye on the market, the momentum behind these vehicles

Graphic Packaging Holding Company to acquire AR Packaging from CVC Funds for USD1.45bn in cash

Graphic Packaging Holding Company, (Graphic Packaging), a vertically-integrated provider of sustainable fibre-based consumer packaging solutions, is to acquire AR Packaging Group AB (AR Packaging), Europe’s second largest producer of fibre-based consumer packaging, from CVC Capital Partners Fund VI for approximately USD1.45 billion in cash, subject to customary adjustments. The combination

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