PE firms vie for meat producer - reports
Affinity Equity Partners is reportedly in competition with the likes of Archer Capital, Pacific Equity Partners (PEP) and CHAMP Private Equity to buy Australian meat producer Primo Smallgoods, Reuters reported, suggesting the company could fetch up to A$900 million ($910 million).
The report, citing sources close to the deal, notes that Primo has appointed Macquarie Capital to both manage its upcoming IPO and its sales processes, with up to 10 firms invited to bid for the company....
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