The staff of UK-based Saga will receive a £280 million ($560 million, €416 million) payout following the company’s merger with the AA, a UK vehicle breakdown service. The chief executive of the newly formed group, Andrew Goodsell, plans to lead the company into the FTSE 100.
The New York-based private equity firm predicts that the acquisition of the military recruiting and consulting firm Orion will create synergies with its other portfolio companies.
The staff of UK-based Saga will receive a £280 million ($560 million, €416 million) payout following the company’s merger with the AA, a UK vehicle breakdown service. The chief executive of the newly formed group, Andrew Goodsell, plans to lead the company into the FTSE 100.
The New York-based private equity firm predicts that the acquisition of the military recruiting and consulting firm Orion will create synergies with its other portfolio companies.
The staff of UK-based Saga will receive a £280 million ($560 million, €416 million) payout following the company’s merger with the AA, a UK vehicle breakdown service. The chief executive of the newly formed group, Andrew Goodsell, plans to lead the company into the FTSE 100.
The New York-based private equity firm predicts that the acquisition of the military recruiting and consulting firm Orion will create synergies with its other portfolio companies.
BC Partners, a publicity-shy European buyout firm, has followed its acquisition of estate agent Foxtons by agreeing to buy Intelsat, the world’s largest commercial satellite operator. It is the firm’s biggest deal to date.
Some members of the UK Treasury Select Committee who have fiercely criticised private equity may be disregarding the industry’s successes on their own doorsteps. PEO offers a briefing note on some of the cases the MPs may have missed.
BC Partners, a publicity-shy European buyout firm, has followed its acquisition of estate agent Foxtons by agreeing to buy Intelsat, the world’s largest commercial satellite operator. It is the firm’s biggest deal to date.
Media group Sud-Ouest has bought free magazine group H3S from Edmond de Rothschild Capital Partners as the buyout firm registers its third exit to date.
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