Deals
BlackRock has completed its acquisition of private debt manager Kreos Capital, a provider of growth and venture debt financing to companies operating in the technology and healthcare industries.
Global private investment firm KKR is to acquire a majority stake in LEAP India, a provider of a wide range of supply chain solutions, including equipment pooling, returnable packaging, inventory management and movement, transportation, and repair and maintenance.
Technology-focused private investment firm Francisco Partners and private equity group TPG are leading a consortium that is planning to take web tracking and analytics business New Relic private in an all-cash deal that values the company at almost $6.5bn.
One Rock Capital Partners, a middle market buyout firm that focuses on manufacturing, chemicals and auto-retail companies, is to acquire Constantia Flexibles, a global packaging manufacturer, from Wendel, one of Europe’s leading listed investment firms.
Inflexion has agreed to sell its investment in Xtrac, a manufacturer of transmissions systems for the motorsport and high-performance sectors, to MiddleGround Capital, a US and European middle market private equity firm.
London-based private equity firm PX3 Partners has agreed to acquire Cofimco, a global provider of engineered air moving solutions used in industrial cooling applications, from publicly-listed, US-headquartered Chart Industries.
IK Partners’ IK VIII Fund is to sell its stake in Klingel Medical Group, a full-service provider of complex high-end medical technology components and custom products, to medical equipment manufacturer Elos Medtech.
Walmart has paid $1.4bn to acquire Tiger Global Management’s remaining stake in Flipkart, in a deal that values the Indian e-commerce giant at $35bn, according to a report by Bloomberg, citing a letter sent by Tiger Global to investors.
Funds advised by Apax Partners and Fremman Capital are to jointly acquire co-controlling stakes in Palex Medical, from funds advised by current majority shareholder Fremman, and other minority shareholders in a deal that values the business at around €1bn.
OAG, the provider of a data platform for the global travel industry, has acquired Infare, a provider of competitor air travel data, from private equity firm Ventiga Capital in a deal valuing the combined entity at over $500m.
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