Affinity and Unitas to exit Chinese cleantech firm
Affinity Equity Partners and Unitas Capital are reportedly planning to sell Beijing Leader & Harvest Technologies Co., an energy-saving company based in China, according to a Reuters report, noting that the deal may be worth up to $500 million.
The firms are reportedly considering exiting the asset via an auction and a dual-track IPO. Potential bidders are said to include global energy players ABB, Siemens AG Schneider Electric and Emerson Electric...
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