Archer Capital buys fast-food chains from Quadrant
Australia’s Archer Capital has bought Quick Service Restaurant Holdings (QSRH) – the company behind local fast-food chains Red Rooster, Oporto and Chicken Treat – from Quadrant Private Equity for A$450 million ($474 million).
It is Archer Capital's third major investment in the past six weeks, taking its total spending to more than $1 billion, the Australian reported. The private equity group will own 90% of QSRH, with management...
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