PE giants sell AMC Cinemas to China’s Wanda for $2.6b
Private equity firms Apollo Global Management, Bain Capital, CCMP Capital Advisors and Spectrum Equity Capital have sold AMC Entertainment, owner of the eponymous cinema chain, to China’s largest entertainment group for $2.6 billion. The deal is thought to represent the largest-ever buyout of a US company by a Chinese firm.
Dalian Wanda Group will assume around $2 billion of AMC's debt, while Apollo and Bain are expected to receive an additional $500 million over an undisclosed period of time. Together with J.P. Morgan's...
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