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US pet supplies retailer in largest PE deal of the year
PetSmart okays US$8.7b buyout following pressure from two hedge funds
Published Mon, Dec 15, 2014 · 09:50 PM
New York
THE biggest private equity deal of 2014 - in a year of huge takeovers of cable providers and drug manufacturers - is a bet on the lucrativeness of dog food and catnip.
PetSmart agreed on Sunday to sell itself to a group led by investment firm BC Partners for about US$8.7 billion, months after the retailer came under pressure from two hedge funds.
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