
Obey Martin Manayiti
'We view AI as a net positive and believe there is no way AI can reasonably displace the need for infrastructure itself,' said Sai Parepally, a principal at VSS.
โThe business is durable; tax and audit advisory are needed in good and bad times,โ Broad Sky CEO Tyler Zachem told PE Hub in an interview.
A look at the growing private equity interest in investing in Naval-centric deals; Sheridan Capital Partners acquires Carolina Components Group, a provider of custom-engineered bioprocessing assemblies and components; KKR set to take medical device manufacturer Integer Holdings private; CapVest portfolio company Curium intends to take Lantheus Holdings private.
The US Navy budget is over $300bn, a figure which is larger than the GDP of over 75% of the worldโs countries and most economic sectors here in the US, according to Ben Ramundo, a managing director at Arlington Capital Partners.
Good morning dealmakers, itโs Obey Martin Manayiti here with the US edition of the Wire from the New York newsroom. Private equity-backed deals in wealth management have been robust. Over the years, PE Hub has reported on this sector, drawing on expert analysis from dealmakers and advisors on factors shaping the sector. As deals continue [โฆ]
Kayne Anderson and Warburg Pincus agree to sell WildFire Energy to Magnolia Oil & Gas Corporation for approximately $4.06 billion; speaking with Pooja Goyal and David Gluck on Carlyle's infrastructure investment team about an initial investment in Copia Energy to its recent sale to EQT.
Exploring recent deals involving consolidation, with Apollo, Clearlake and KKR among the buyers; KKR agrees to acquire a 51 percent stake in Thomson Reutersโ global print business; Odyssey Investment Partners has made a majority investment in TransPak, a Silicon Valley-based provider of packaging and integrated logistics services.
Apollo, Clearlake and KKR are among the firms acquiring other private markets firms.
Peter Cozzi, an investment team lead at Unity Partners, provides insights on his firm's acquisition of Meaden & Moore Advisors, a professional services firm that provides forensic and accounting services; Capitol Meridian Partners acquires Westway Enterprises, a provider of classified workspace delivered as a service; Arlington Capital Partners launches Highwater, a naval services platform.
The Sterling Group, Cornell Capital, Surge Private Equity, Northleaf Capital Partners, HIG Capital and Mainsail Partners are some of the firms investing in laundry services.









