CVC Capital to buy Dutch firm DIF Capital Partners for US$1.1 billion: FT
EUROPEAN private equity firm CVC Capital is on the verge of buying a majority stake in Dutch infrastructure firm DIF Capital Partners in a deal worth around 1 billion euros (S$1.46 billion) in a cash and stock deal, the Financial Times reported.
The deal could be announced as soon as Tuesday, the report said, citing four people familiar with the matter.
This follows CVC raising 26 billion euros for its ninth Europe/Americas private equity fund, Reuters had reported in July.
CVC had also recently revived plans to list itself in a multimillion-euro initial public offering in Amsterdam, the Financial Times had reported in August, citing sources.
JPMorgan is advising CVC and Morgan Stanley is advising DIF on the deal, the report said.
CVC did not immediately respond to a request for comment. DIF could not be reached immediately for a comment. REUTERS
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