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Centre for Neuro Skills, one of the nation’s largest pure-play providers of rehab for traumatic brain injury, is in the midst of a sales process, according to two sources. Los Angeles middle-market advisory firm Intrepid is conducting the auction for closely held CNS, the sources said. First-round bids for the Bakersfield, California, company came in north of 10 […]
Carlyle Group, private equity, Sandra Horbach, women
In 2016, Buyouts put together articles featuring Women in Private Equity with the theme of “Trailblazers,” or up-and-coming women shaking up the predominantly white male PE industry. This year, we’re doing it again but with a slightly different theme. Instead of featuring future stars, we’re focusing on women executives at all levels doing their part to […]
Source Energy Services, a proppant-sourcing and oilfield-logistics company, is seeking to raise $300 million from its recently filed initial public offering, according to the company's updated prospectus. Source, backed by Canadian private equity firm TriWest Capital Partners, said it will price as many as 17.6 million common shares at $17 to $20 per unit. If the IPO's greenshoe option is exercised, it could raise as much as $345 million. The lion's share of the offering’s proceeds will go to Source. It will include a secondary sale by TriWest, which invested in Source in 2013, and other shareholders.
Bain Capital, IPO, initial public offering, Canada Goose, apparel
Canada Goose, a designer and maker of luxury outdoor apparel, priced its recently filed initial public offering in Canada and the United States. The company plans to raise as much as $320 million from a sale of 20 million subordinate voting shares at $14 to $16 per unit, according to the updated prospectus. Founded in 1957 in a small Toronto warehouse, Canada Goose has been owned by U.S. private equity firm Bain Capital since 2013. The IPO will include a secondary sale by Bain.
Endeavor likely to hit cap in late March-early April Team led by René Yang and James Zubok Two other members, Arnold and Cho, round out core team Vista Equity introduced the idea for a small-market fund last year and immediately had strong demand from the LP world, sources told Buyouts in past interviews. That demand […]
Air Medical Resource Group, private equity, merger, M&A
Medical-transportation company Air Medical Resource Group is navigating its way toward a sale, according to three sources. An auction for the provider of emergency air medical services is being conducted by Wells Fargo Securities, according to two sources, one of whom said the sales process is in its late stages. A number of large private equity […]
TowerBrook Capital Partners LP stands to quadruple its investment with the IPO of J. Jill Inc, the women’s clothing retailer it acquired less than two years ago. J. Jill set the terms of its IPO on Feb. 27. The company is expected to price 11.67 million shares at $14 to $16 each. Underwriters on the deal have […]
Vestar Capital Partners, private equity, pension fund
Vestar 2013 vintage, which closed below target, netting 30 pct Fund VII to invest in mid-market; valuations up to $1 bln Vestar led by Daniel O’Connell, Norman Alpert, Robert Rosner Four years after raising less than a quarter of what it targeted for its sixth flagship fund, Vestar Capital Partners has returned to market with […]
Tricor Pacific Founders Capital set out two years ago to build a portfolio of food, beverage and consumer-packaged-goods companies. In that time, the Vancouver family office has made big strides toward that goal. Tricor Founders was launched as a partnership among food-industry executive Richard Harris, two of the founders of Tricor Pacific Capital, Rod Senft and Trevor Johnstone, and Derek Senft, Rod’s son. PE Hub Canada sat down with Harris, once dubbed Tricor Founders’ “secret weapon”, to discuss recent deals, the family office’s progress, and where it goes from here.
Three private equity firms are among a handful of parties vying for Cambridge Global Payments, sources said. Final bids are due this week for Cambridge, one source said. It’s unclear who the bidders are but they include a strategic, a PE portfolio company, two pure buyout shops and a “wild card,” one of the sources […]
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