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Global buyout firm CVC was set to kick off an Amsterdam share sale, targeting a valuation of up to $16 billion in the latest sign of a pickup in initial public offerings.
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CVC Soars in of Amsterdam Trading Debut
CVC shares rose 24% on the first day of trading on Amsterdam’s stock exchange, after the buyout firm priced its IPO at the mid point of its previously guided range, implying a market capitalization of $15 billion.The Wall Street Journal - World -
CVC Soars in of Amsterdam Trading Debut
CVC shares rose 24% on the first day of trading on Amsterdam’s stock exchange, after the buyout firm priced its IPO at the mid point of its previously guided range, implying a market capitalization of $15 billion.The Wall Street Journal - Business -
L'Occitane Owner Offers Buyout That Values Company at €6 Billion
The Luxembourg-based and Hong Kong-listed cosmetics company said that the offer from L’Occitane Groupe, Geiger’s holding company, to buy the remaining shares would cost €1.7 billion.The Wall Street Journal - Business -
CVC shares jump in trading debut after long-awaited IPO
Private equity group says €2bn offering oversubscribed multiple times, in sign of strong investor appetiteFinancial Times - Business -
Global final kicks off UK's bumper esports year
The grand final of one of the world's most-watched esports - Dota 2 - takes place in Birmingham.BBC News - Top stories -
Snap’s 2024 plans are showing signs of paying off, and shares soar 25%
Shares of Snap Inc. rocketed higher after hours on Thursday after the social-media platform forecast second-quarter sales that were better than expected, as it attracts more users and tries to strengthen its advertising business.MarketWatch - Business -
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Buyout Shop GTCR's Take-Private Deal Values AssetMark at $2.7 Billion
The private-equity firm is buying out majority owner Huatai Securities, which acquired the wealth management company in 2016.The Wall Street Journal - World -
Anglo American set to be bought or broken up after rejecting £31bn BHP offer, investors believe
UK-listed company says Australian miner’s takeover approach ‘significantly undervalues’ itFinancial Times - Business -
Anglo American set to be bought or broken up after rejecting £31bn BHP offer, investors believe
UK-listed company says Australian miner’s takeover approach ‘significantly undervalues’ itFinancial Times - Business
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