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AMERICAS
New Mountain Capital-backed Grant Thornton Advisors, an audit, tax, legal, payroll and accounting services provider, agreed to acquire CBIZ, a professional services advisor, in a $5bn deal, according to press releases.
CBIZ is advised by Goldman Sachs, Weil Gotshal and Manges and Teneo (led by Jack Flaherty). Grant Thornton Advisors is advised by BMO Capital Markets, Bank of America, Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan, RBC Capital Markets, UBS, Hunton Andrews Kurth, Mayer Brown, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett and Goldin Solutions. New Mountain is advised by Evercore, according to press releases.
Meta and BlackRock to form a joint venture in a $14.3bn deal.
Meta, an American technology company, and BlackRock, an American multinational investment company, agreed to form a joint venture to develop and own a data center campus in El Paso, Texas, in a $14.3bn deal, according to press releases.
Meta is advised by Arthur D Little, Marsh, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Eversheds Sutherland, Latham & Watkins and Arup. Financial advisors are advised by Milbank. BlackRock is advised by Kirkland & Ellis, Charles River Associates, Marsh and Turner & Townsend, according to press releases and MergerLinks data.
Uranium Royalty, a uranium-focused royalty and streaming company, completed the merger with Sweetwater Royalties, a base metals and industrial minerals royalty company, in a $1.9bn deal, according to press releases. Following the merger, Sweetwater’s shareholders, including Orion and Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, received equity in the combined company and became significant shareholders.`
Sweetwater Royalties was advised by Rothschild & Co (led by Kevin Murray). Uranium Royalty Corp was advised by Goldman Sachs, National Bank Capital Markets, Paradigm Capital and Haynes and Boone (led by Alla Digilova, Rick Werner, Bruce Newsome and Simin Sun), Holland & Hart and Sangra Moller. Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board was advised by Torys and Weil Gotshal & Manges (led by James Griffin). Orion Resource Partners was advised by Sidley Austin (led by Andrew Fadale and Noam M. Waltuch) and Torys, according to press releases and MergerLinks data.
SkyKnight Capital to invest in Apex Infusion.
SkyKnight Capital, a private equity firm, agreed to invest in Apex Infusion, an omnichannel infusion services provider, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Apex Infusion is advised by Raymond James, Polsinelli and Willkie Farr & Gallagher. SkyKnight Capital is advised by Guggenheim Partners, Bass Berry & Sims (led by Michael Hess), Holland & Knight and Morrison Foerster (led by Dario Avram), according to MergerLinks data and press releases.
InterVest Capital Partners, an alternative investor, completed the acquisition of Kapitus, a provider of financing for small and medium sized businesses, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Kapitus was advised by Guggenheim Partners, Morgan Lewis & Bockius, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett (led by Sven Mickisch) and Pitch Public Relations. InterVest was advised by Stephens, Truist Securities and O'Melveny & Myers, according to MergerLinks data and press releases.
Capitol Meridian Partners, a US investment firm, agreed to invest in RH Aero Systems, a US aviation support equipment and services provider, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
RH Aero Systems is advised by Vistina, Taft Law Firm and Taylor Wessing. Capitol Meridian Partners is advised by Macquarie Group, Latham & Watkins (led by J. Cory Tull and Brad Guest) and Ullman Communications (led by Chris Ullman). Debt financing is provided by MidCap Financial Services, according to MergerLinks data and press releases.
Lattice Semiconductor, a provider of low-power, small-form-factor programmable logic devices and software, completed the acquisition of AMI, a provider of platform firmware and infrastructure manageability for cloud and AI, from THL Partners, a private equity firm, for $1.6bn, according to press releases.
AMI was advised by JP Morgan and Ropes & Gray (led by Scott Abramowitz). Lattice Semiconductor was advised by Morgan Stanley and Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati. Debt financing was provided by Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo Securities, according to MergerLinks data and press releases.
Zijin Gold, a mining company, terminated the acquisition of Allied Gold, a mining and metals company, from BlackRock, an American global investment management corporation, and Helikon Investments, an investment manager, for CAD5.5bn ($3.9bn), according to press releases.
TA Associates, a private equity company, agreed to invest in Oxane Partners, a financial technology and software provider offering digital platforms for private credit markets, investment banks, and asset managers, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
TA Associates Management is advised by Houlihan Lokey and Goodwin. Oxane Partners is advised by Avendus, Jefferies & Company, Latham & Watkins and Trilegal, according to press releases.
TSG Consumer, a private equity firm, agreed to acquire a majority stake in Saltair, an affordable luxury body and hair care brand, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
TSG Consumer is advised by Ropes & Gray and Prosek Partners. Saltair is advised by Raymond James, Mintz Levin, Polsinelli and LION VIP Communications, according to press releases.
Providence Equity Partners, a private equity investment firm, agreed to invest in THE•TEAM, a US-based multinational sports marketing, talent management, and entertainment organization, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Providence Equity Partners is advised by JP Morgan and Kirkland & Ellis. THE•TEAM is advised by Moelis & Co. Casey Wasserman is advised by BDT & MSD Partners. THE•TEAM and Casey Wasserman are also advised by Sullivan & Cromwell, according to press releases.
Carlyle, a global private equity and alternative asset manager, completed the acquisition of Secturion Systems, a developer of hardware-based cybersecurity and data protection technologies for defense and intelligence applications, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Expand Energy to acquire Twin Eagle from Five Point Infrastructure for $1.25bn.
Expand Energy, an independent natural gas producer, agreed to acquire Twin Eagle, an energy marketing and services company, from Five Point Infrastructure, an energy investment firm, for $1.25bn, according to press releases.
Expand Energy is advised by PJT Partners, White & Case and DrivePath. Twin Eagle is advised by Lazard and Latham & Watkins. Five Point Infrastructure is advised by Kekst CNC, according to press releases.
Madison River Capital, a private equity firm, completed an investment in Nexus Power, a manufacturer representative and provider of design, engineering, procurement, and project management solutions, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Nexus Power was advised by Bundy Group and Paul Hastings. Madison River Capital was advised by Holland & Knight and FGS Global (led by Akash Lodh). Debt financing was provided by Main Street Capital Corporation (led by John Watson), according to press releases.
TruArc Partners-backed Matrix Adhesives Group, a manufacturer of adhesives and sealants supplying high‑performance solutions, completed the acquisition of IPS Adhesives, a manufacturer of specialty adhesive solutions, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Matrix Adhesives Group was advised by Chemlink Partners, Davis Polk & Wardwell and ASC Advisors (led by Mary Beth Grover, Taylor Ingraham and Max Rayden). IPS Adhesives was advised by BMO Capital Markets and Latham & Watkins, according to press releases.
Coalesce Capital, a private equity firm, completed the investment in Workstreet, a provider of AI-native compliance and cybersecurity solutions, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Workstreet was advised by AGC Partners and Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough. Coalesce Capital was advised by Latham & Watkins and Joele Frank (led by Ed Trissel), according to press releases.
Matador Resources, an independent energy company, agreed to acquire Paloma Permian, an oil and natural gas producing properties holding company, from EnCap Investments, a private equity firm, for $1.275bn, according to press releases.
Matador is advised by Baker Botts. EnCap Investments is advised by RBC Capital Markets and Vinson & Elkins (led by Bryan Loocke), according to MergerLinks data and press releases.
Partners Group-backed PowerTransitions, a utility-scale energy redevelopment firm focused on transitioning legacy thermal power assets into zero-carbon energy systems, completed the acquisition of five power plants totalling 323 MW of Alliance Energy Group, a company that focuses on electric power generation, natural gas, and developing renewable energy projects, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
PowerTransitions was advised by Norton Rose Fulbright. Alliance Energy Group was advised by CIBC Capital Markets and Reed Smith, according to press releases and MergerLinks data.
Dominus Capital, a private equity firm, completed an investment in Pelco Solutions, a provider of innovative solutions for traffic, utility, and pedestrian safety applications, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Dominus Capital was advised by White & Case. Pelco Solutions was advised by Kroll and Holland & Knight, according to press releases.
Xylem, a global water technology company, agreed to acquire WaterFleet, a provider of mobile water and wastewater utility services and workforce relief solutions, from EagleTree Capital, a private equity firm, for $200m, according to press releases.
WaterFleet was advised by Jones Day. EagleTree Capital is advised by FGS Global (led by Shannon O'Connor), according to press releases.
Mill Point Capital-backed GlacierPoint Enterprises, a direct store delivery distribution company, completed the acquisition of Arctica Frozen Solutions, a direct store delivery distributor of frozen and refrigerated products, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Mill Point Capital and GlacierPoint Enterprises were advised by Bank of America and McDermott Will & Schulte, according to press releases.
Elephant, a venture capital firm, led a $190m Series F funding round in ThreatLocker, a cybersecurity company, with participation from D. E. Shaw Ventures, Arthur Ventures and Koch Disruptive Technologies, according to press releases.
ThreatLocker was advised by Bank of America and Latham & Watkins, according to press releases.
Vista Equity Partners, an American private equity firm, led a $170m Series D funding round in CAIS, a US-based alternative investment platform, with participation from AllianceBernstein, Blue Owl Capital, Carlyle, Fortress Investment Group, Golub Capital, Lord Abbett and Royal Bank of Canada, according to press releases.
CAIS was advised by Financial Technology Partners and Sidley Austin, according to press releases.
Cinven to acquire Salsify.
Cinven, a UK-based private equity investment firm, agreed to acquire Salsify, a cloud-native provider of Product Experience Management software solutions, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Salsify is advised by Moelis & Co, according to press releases.
G2 Venture Partners and Eclipse Ventures, the venture capital firms, led a $550m Series C round in Antora Energy, a developer of modular thermal batteries, with participation from Ribbit Capital, Salesforce Ventures, Activate Capital, John Doerr, Westly Group, StepStone Group, Liberty Mutual Strategic Ventures, Decarbonization Partners, Impact Science Ventures, Trust Ventures, Breakthrough Energy Ventures, and Lowercarbon Capital, according to press releases.
Antora Energy was advised by FGS Global, according to press releases.
New Seahawks owners seek to add Mark Stevens and private equity investors. (Bloomberg)
The new owners of the NFL’s Seattle Seahawks — a group led by Vinod and Neeru Khosla — are in discussions with additional investors to join their consortium.
The conversations involve former Sequoia Capital managing partner Mark Stevens and private equity firm Sixth Street, while Carlyle Group and Dynasty Equity Partners are exploring a joint bid.
Advent plans to hire Morgan Stanley to explore a sale of its stake in Tigre.(Bloomberg)
Advent has hired Morgan Stanley to evaluate a possible sale of its stake in Tigre, the Brazilian pipes and hydraulic systems manufacturer.
The talks are still at an early stage, and Advent could ultimately decide not to proceed.
Blackstone and Donerail have emerged as final‑round bidders for yacht retailer MarineMax. ( Reuters)
They, along with private equity firm Centerbridge, have advanced to the last round for the Clearwater, Florida‑based recreational yacht retailer.
Bain’s US Renal Care seeks to undo asset strip in rare debt move. ( Bloomberg)
US Renal Care is seeking to refinance approximately $2bn of debt as portions of its existing borrowings approach maturity.
The Bain Capital‑backed dialysis services provider is marketing a refinancing package to investors that would offer creditors claims over assets previously removed from lender collateral pools during an earlier debt restructuring.
TPG in talks to buy Netrality for up to $3bn. ( Bloomberg)
TPG is in exclusive negotiations to acquire Netrality Data Centers, a data‑center operator backed by Macquarie Group.
The company could be valued at between $2bn and $3bn in a potential transaction. Discussions are ongoing and an agreement could be reached later this year.
PE firm Unloads mental health chain into Muni bond market. ( Bloomberg)
Clearview Capital is exploring the sale of Advantage Behavioral Health, a New Jersey-based operator of mental health centres and sober-living homes, through a transaction financed with municipal bonds.
The private equity firm recapitalised the business alongside its founders and management in 2025. Discussions are ongoing, and a transaction is not guaranteed.
Ares Management has held talks to acquire Leonard Green and Partners in a deal that would reshape mid-market private equity. ( FT)
Ares Management has held discussions regarding a potential acquisition of private equity firm Leonard Green & Partners in a transaction that would significantly expand its private equity platform. The talks remain preliminary and there is no certainty that an agreement will be reached.
Leonard Green & Partners manages approximately $85bn in assets and focuses on investments across sectors including consumer, healthcare and business services. A combination would reflect ongoing consolidation in the alternative asset management industry as firms seek greater scale and diversification.
A16z-backed biotech Braveheart seeks $318.8m in US IPO. ( Bloomberg)
Braveheart Bio is seeking to raise up to $318.8m in a US initial public offering, adding to a growing pipeline of biotech listings.
The San Francisco-based company, backed by Andreessen Horowitz, plans to offer 18.8m shares at $15 to $17 each. Braveheart Bio is developing therapies for cardiovascular diseases.
Trive‑backed Lyntris files for a US IPO amid rising defense activity. ( Bloomberg)
Lyntris, a defense‑technology company backed by Trive Capital, has filed for a US initial public offering.
The Falls Church, Virginia‑based firm reported a $13m net loss on $241m in revenue for the six months ended June 30, compared with a $10m net loss on $179m in revenue during the same period last year.
LLCP has closed its oversubscribed Lower Middle Market Fund IV at a $2bn hard cap. ( Press Release)
LLCP has closed its Lower Middle Market IV fund with $2bn in commitments, exceeding its $1.7bn target and reaching its hard cap.
The Los Angeles‑based private equity firm began marketing the vehicle in December 2025 and secured strong backing from existing investors as well as new global institutional LPs, including sovereign wealth funds, public pensions, endowments, foundations, insurers, consultants, and family offices.
EMEA
One Rock Capital Partners-backed Eat Happy completes the merger with Hana Group.
One Rock Capital Partners-backed Eat Happy, a Cologne-based specialist in ultra-fresh Asian and healthy convenience foods, completed the merger with Hana Group, a provider of freshly prepared sushi and pan-Asian cuisine to go, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
One Rock Capital Partners was advised by Deutsche Bank, RBC Capital Markets, Willkie Farr & Gallagher (led by Nils Rover, Jacob Ahme and Hugo Nocerino), A&O Shearman (led by Neil Sinha) and Profile Advisors. Eat Happy was advised by Houlihan Lokey and A&O Shearman. Permira was advised by UBS, Weil Gotshal and Manges (led by Guillaume de Danne) and Headland Consultancy, according to press releases and MergerLinks data.
Bridgepoint, a mid-market investor, agreed to acquire a majority stake in Lansweeper, a technology asset intelligence platform, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Lansweeper is advised by EY Parthenon, Ernst & Young, William Blair & Co and A&O Shearman. Bridgepoint is advised by Ernst & Young, ING Bank, JP Morgan, Rothschild & Co and Clifford Chance, according to MergerLinks data and press releases.
Bain Capital, a private investment firm, agreed to acquire Vitabiotics, a British nutraceutical company, for $1bn, according to press releases.
Vitabiotics is advised by Houlihan Lokey, AZB & Partners (led by Zia Mody), Macfarlanes (led by Tim Redman) and SEC Newgate. Bain Capital is advised by Rothschild & Co, Khaitan & Co, Kirkland & Ellis, Adfactors PR and Camarco, according to MergerLinks data and press releases.
BC Partners, a UK-based private equity firm, agreed to invest in ACS Dobfar-owned InfoRLife, a Swiss pharmaceutical company and contract development organisation that specialises in ready-to-use intravenous infusion bags, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
BC Partners was advised by Jefferies & Co, PwC, Rothschild & Co, Bar & Karrer, Facchini Rossi Michelutti and Latham & Watkins. ACS Dobfar was advised by Alira Health and LCA Studio Legale, according to press releases.
GLIL Infrastructure to acquire a 30% stake in Sølvtrans from Antin Infrastructure Partners.
GLIL Infrastructure, an infrastructure investment fund, agreed to acquire a 30% stake in Sølvtrans, a wellboat operator, from Antin Infrastructure Partners, a private equity firm, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
GLIL Infrastructure is advised by RBC Capital Markets, BAHR, White & Case and Citypress PR. Antin Infrastructure is advised by Deutsche Bank, Barros & Advogados Associados, Weil Gotshal and Manges, Wikborg Rein and Brunswick Group (led by Tristan Roquet Montegon), according to press releases and MergerLinks.
Investindustrial, a private equity firm, agreed to invest in P.A. Aromatics, an Italian developer and manufacturer of flavours and fragrances, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
P.A. Aromatics is advised by Intesa Sanpaolo, Legance and PedersoliGattai. Investindustrial is advised by Vitale & Co, Gatti Pavesi Bianchi Ludovici and H/Advisors (led by David Sturken and Jonathan Cook), according to press releases.
Kuwait Oil, an upstream oil company, and Blackstone, Brookfield, KKR, agreed to form a $16bn joint venture. Kuwait Oil Company will retain a 51% stake, while Blackstone, Brookfield and KKR will collectively hold 49%, with each investor holding an equal one-third share of that interest on equal terms, according to press releases.
KKR is advised by Morgan Stanley. Kuwait Oil is advised by Centerview Partners, Hsbc and JP Morgan, according to MergerLinks data and press releases.
Blackstone, an American multinational private equity firm, and Colony Investment Management, a privately owned European investment manager, agreed to acquire a 30.56% stake in Essendi, a European hotel owner and operator, from Accor, a French hospitality group, for up to €975m ($1.11bn), according to press releases.
Blackstone is advised by Deutsche Bank and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett (led by Wheatly MacNamara). Accor is advised by Morgan Stanley and Rothschild & Co, according to MergerLinks data and press releases.
Wynnchurch Capital, a private equity firm, agreed to acquire Luxfer Holdings, a producer of advanced materials, including magnesium alloys, flameless heating technology, and specialty powders, for $463m, according to press releases.
Wynnchurch Capital is advised by Lazard and Kirkland & Ellis. Luxfer Holdings is advised by Deutsche Bank and Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson, according to press releases.
Vista Equity Partners, a private equity firm, agreed to acquire Quantios, a UK-based provider of governance, compliance and entity management software, from Hg Capital, a private equity firm, and EQT, a Swedish global investment organization, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Branford Castle Partners-backed Lafayette Instrument, a manufacturer of scientific instrumentation and data acquisition equipment, completed the acquisition of Avisoft Bioacoustics, a scientific technology company providing specialised hardware and software, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Lafayette Instrument is advised by RSM International, Vedder Price and Llorente y Cuenca (led by Christina Maldonado). Avisoft Bioacoustics is advised by Loy & Co Corporate Finance , according to MergerLinks data and press releases.
Forgepoint Capital International, a cybersecurity venture fund, BNPP SIVF, BNP Paribas Asset Management's climate tech venture capital fund, and Bullhound Capital, the venture capital arm of GP Bullhound, led a €500m ($570m) Series C round in Multiverse Computing, a software company that innovates quantum-based solutions for size compression of AI software, with participation from Santander Alternative Investments, Tikehau Capital, HP, Orange Ventures, Scania Invest, NAventures, Qatar Development Bank, Zouk Capital, SETT, EIC Fund, Gestión de Capital Riesgo de Euskadi - Grupo Spri, and Kutxa Fundazioa, according to press releases.
Multiverse Computing was advised by Santander, JP Morgan, Ballou and LaunchSquad, according to press releases.
Apax Partners, a global private equity advisory firm, agreed to acquire Centor, a manufacturer of pharmaceutical packaging products and regulatory-compliant prescription containers, and the primary packaging plastics business of Gerresheimer, a global German manufacturing company specializing in pharmaceutical packaging and drug delivery systems, for €1.5bn ($1.7bn), according to press releases.
Gerresheimer is advised by Latham & Watkins, Morgan Stanley, and Commerzbank, according to press releases.
Behrman Capital-backed Micross Components, a global provider of mission-critical microelectronic components, agreed to acquire Capiton-backed AEMtec, a European provider of engineering and electronic manufacturing services specialising in complex micro- and optoelectronic modules and systems, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Micross Components is advised by Harris Williams & Co and Goodwin. Behrman Capital is advised by Kekst CNC (led by Ross Lovern), according to press releases.
Providence Equity Partners, a specialist private equity firm focused on media, communications, and education, completed the investment in SCG, a UK provider of communications, connectivity and IT services for small and medium-sized businesses, according to press releases. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Providence Equity Partners was advised by Profile Advisors, according to press releases.
Bain Capital, a private investment firm, and Tillman Global, an essential digital and energy infrastructure company, agreed to invest $1.5bn in Eaton Fiber, a provider of wholesale network infrastructure that enables communications providers to expand broadband availability and deliver next-generation connectivity, according to press releases.
Ridgeview plans to acquire Pinewood Technologies in a deal valuing the UK firm at £545m. ( RNS Announcement)
US tech‑focused private equity firm Ridgeview has made an offer to acquire Britain’s Pinewood Technologies for £4.48 ($6) per share, valuing the automotive software provider at £545m ($726m).
The bid reflects a 42% premium to Pinewood’s July 24 closing price of £3.15 ($4.21).
DAZN investor Aser explores options for stake in sports streamer. ( Reuters)
Aser Ventures is considering selling part of its minority stake in DAZN as it explores funding options for its expansion plans.
Railpen walks away from UK's IP Group. ( Reuters)
Railpen has ended its pursuit of IP Group after failing to agree acceptable terms with the British early-stage science investor. The pension fund manager submitted two proposals during the past two months, both of which IP Group rejected on valuation grounds.
Railpen’s latest approach valued IP Group at up to £730m ($974m). The investor, which manages more than £34bn ($45bn) for railway pension schemes, owns an 18.4% stake in the company and said it does not intend to make another offer.
CVC to consider buying stake in jeweller APM Monaco from TPG. ( Bloomberg)
CVC Capital Partners is considering acquiring a stake in jewellery brand APM Monaco from private equity firm TPG. CVC has emerged as the leading bidder for the holding.
Other private equity firms have also expressed interest in the stake, and discussions remain ongoing.
Hellman & Friedman eyes €8bn stake sale for cloud software giant TeamSystem. ( FT)
The private equity owners of TeamSystem are preparing to sell a minority stake in the Italian software company in a transaction that could value the business at approximately €8bn ($9.1bn).
Hellman & Friedman is working with advisers on the potential sale process. A transaction would provide a new valuation benchmark for the enterprise software sector and represent a significant liquidity event for the company's shareholders.
APAC
Bain and LY are weighing a higher bid for Kakaku, challenging EQT’s offer. (Bloomberg)
The potential offer would likely exceed EQT’s JPY3.45k ($21)‑per‑share proposal made last week. Two of them added that a revised bid could come within days.
NAVER, NVIDIA and Brookfield to expand Korea’s national AI factory infrastructure buildout. ( Press Release)
NAVER, NVIDIA and Brookfield plan to expand the NVIDIA DSX AI factory at NAVER’s GAK Sejong data centre in South Korea from 55MW to 200MW by 2028. NAVER also intends to increase its deployment of NVIDIA AI infrastructure to 1GW over the longer term.
NVIDIA plans to invest $1bn in NAVER, while Brookfield has signed a nonbinding term sheet to provide up to $9bn of financing. NAVER will fund the remaining project costs. NVIDIA’s investment remains subject to customary closing conditions and NAVER securing at least $9bn of committed financing, excluding NVIDIA’s contribution.
Perpetual receives further revised non-binding indicative proposal from EQT. ( ASX Announcement)
Perpetual has received a revised takeover proposal from EQT valuing the Australian asset manager at approximately AUD2.55bn ($1.78bn). The offer of AUD22.50 ($15.73) per share is 2% above EQT’s previous AUD22.07 ($15.43) proposal and 4% above its initial AUD21.64 ($15.13) approach.
Sixth Street, SK Telecom, and GIC are said to vie for Bain's Bridge. ( Bloomberg)
Sixth Street Partners, SK Telecom, GIC and La Caisse are among bidders for a significant stake in Southeast Asia's Bridge Data Centres, the data centre operator owned by Bain Capital.
The sale process is ongoing, with multiple investors competing for the asset. Deliberations remain private, and no agreement has been reached.
Vantage is said to mull a $2bn data center sale in Malaysia. ( Bloomberg)
DigitalBridge-backed Vantage Data Centers is exploring the sale of its Malaysian assets in a deal that could value the portfolio at more than $2bn. The company is working with a financial adviser on the potential divestment.
The process is ongoing, and no final decision has been made. Discussions remain subject to change, and a transaction is not guaranteed.
CVC is said to consider sale of Chinese pharmacy chain Yikang. ( Bloomberg)
CVC Capital Partners is exploring the sale of Chinese retail pharmacy chain Xi'an Yikang Pharmaceutical in a deal that could value the business at $500m-$600m. The private equity firm is working with an adviser to evaluate strategic options.
The process is ongoing, and no final decision has been made. Discussions remain subject to change, and a transaction is not guaranteed.
Hillhouse-backed Tablespace to file $350m India IPO. ( Bloomberg)
Tablespace Technologies is preparing to file for an Indian IPO that could raise up to $350m. The managed workspace provider, backed by Hillhouse Investment Management, is expected to submit its draft prospectus by early August 2026.
The offering is expected to include a fresh issue of shares worth up to $103m, alongside a sale of shares by existing investors.
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