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PE firms bid for Fortis’ Quality Healthcare - report
The Carlyle Group, Advent International and Mitsui and Co. are among the 10 bidders for Hong Kong’s Quality Healthcare Medical Services, which is being sold by PE-backed Fortis Healthcare.
SEAVI Advent reaches $125m first close on Fund VI
SEAVI Advent Private Equity, the Asian arm of Advent International, has reached a first close of $125 million on its six fund - SEAVI Advent Equity Fund VI. Commitments came from high net worth individuals, corporate institutions and family offices, while...
HP to divest India’s MphasiS, PE firms eye deal – report
The Carlyle Group, The Blackstone Group, Advent International and Bain Capital are said to be in talks to buy HP’s 60.5% stake in Bangalore-based MphasiS, an IT services exporter. Domestic strategic players L&T Infotech and Tech Mahindra have also been...
SEAVI invests $17m in Indonesian port manager
SEAVI Advent Private Equity, the Asian arm of Advent International, has made a $17 million investment into Multicon Indrajaya Terminal, an Indonesian port depot manager.
Advent adds operating partners for China chemicals sector
Advent International has made the first additions to its global operating partner program in China, with Michael Ming-Yue Zhu and William Tsao recruited to advise on investment opportunities in the chemicals sector.
Advent International opens China office
Advent International has opened its first China office in Shanghai. Advent China will work on local investments the PE firm's core sectors of chemicals, healthcare, retail, consumer and leisure.
CVC seeks $12.2b for latest global buyout fund – report
CVC Capital Partners is targeting EUR9 billion ($12.2 billlion) for its next global buyout fund, one of the largest currently being sought.
India Awards: PE Deal of the Year – CARE Hospitals
Advent International spent four years scouting India’s healthcare market before settling on CARE Hospitals, and the transaction itself was complex. Now operating partners are on the ground supporting expansion.
Advent raises $10.8b for new buyout fund
Advent International has raised EUR8.5 billion ($10.8 billion) for its seventh global buyout fund, more than the EUR7 billion planned initially. The new vehicle, which launched officially in March, is one of the largest buyout funds raised since the start...
Australia's QIC to pick up Swedish PE interests - report
Queensland Investment Corporation (QIC) is reportedly set to buy almost 10% of a EUR1.5 billion ($1.9 billion) portfolio of private equity interests being sold by Swedish insurance group Länsförsäkringar.
Reliance Infratel buyout on the rocks
The Carlyle Group and The Blackstone Group’s proposed buyout of Reliance Communications’ telecoms tower unit looks to be in a state of limbo as the Indian firm said the sale can only proceed following clarification from the regulatory authorities.
Moolchand raises $18.7m from Sequoia Capital
Sequoia Capital has invested INR1 billion ($18.7 million) into New Delhi-based Moolchand Healthcare, with an aim to fund the company’s further expansion and acquisitions of hospitals across India.
India hospitals: Capital cure
Badly in need of consolidation and infrastructure investment, India’s hospital chains are an attractive target for private equity. But identifying suitable targets and getting them to scale up remains a challenge
Sumitomo Mitsui halves target for Japan fund – report
Sumitomo Mitsui Trust has cut the target for its latest private equity fund by half. It follows a similar move by Unison Capital and is seen as symptomatic of the difficult investment environment in Japan.
Advent International to invest $105m CARE Hospitals
Advent International will invest $105 million in multi-specialty hospital chain CARE Hospitals, representing its third investment in India.
Japan’s Unison Capital cuts fund due to limited deals - report
Japan’s Unison Capital has reportedly cut the size of its third fund by one quarter to JPY107 billion ($1.4 billion) due to limited deal flow.
Carlyle, Advent to launch joint bid for Tech Mahindra stake
The Carlyle Group and Advent International are expected to launch a joint bid for British Telecom’s 23.2% stake in Tech Mahindra, India’s fifth-largest IT services firm. The deal could be worth $500 million.
Advent International closes in on BT’s Tech Mahindra stake
Advent International is intensifying negotiations with BT over the UK telecom group’s stake in Tech Mahindra. BT held a 23.37% interest in the Indian IT company as of June 30 and has been looking at exit options. Based on current market prices, the...
Blackstone, Carlyle interested in Reliance Infratel - report
Blackstone Group and The Carlyle Group have jointly expressed interest in bidding for up to 95% of Reliance Communications’ cellular tower business Reliance Infratel, The Times of India reported. It comes one month after the buyout firms were first...
Advent to close Japan with no active investments
After much speculation among industry insiders and reported LP dissatisfaction with the situation, US private equity firm Advent International has finally made public a decision to close its Japan office by the end of this month. The firm came to the...
Patni deal delayed - reports
Following initial reports that private equity consortium Apax Partners and iGate had been selected to buy a 63% stake in IT services firm Patni Computer, besting a rival bidding team led by the Carlyle Group and Advent International, latest reports suggest...
Patni Computer Systems nearing a PE takeover deal - reports
Two PE-led teams, iGate-Apax Partners and Carlyle-Advent International, are reportedly nearing the end of their race to acquire Patni Computer Systems, one of India’s largest IT services companies, according to local reports.
Advent International Japan looking at PIPEs
Advent International’s Japan unit is looking at PIPE opportunities locally and is currently assessing deals, the firm’s spokesman told AVCJ.
Advent International head Matsumoto leaves
Hiroshi Matsumoto, head of buyout firm Advent International's Japanese operations, will leave the company, according to reports.