Private Equity

Bain Capital’s Caverion Deal Outbid by Triton with €1.09bn Offer, Bain Responds.

On June 3rd, 2020, the private equity firm Bain Capital was outbid by Triton in their attempt to acquire the Finnish building services company Caverion. The bid from Triton was €1.09 billion, while Bain Capital had offered €1.05 billion. This marks the end of a bidding war between the two firms that had been ongoing since April. Caverion is a leading provider of building services and solutions in Europe, with operations in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Germany, Austria, and Poland. The company has over 17,000 employees and provides services such

Bain Capital Responds to Triton’s €1.09bn Offer for Caverion

Bain Capital, a global private investment firm, recently responded to Triton's €1.09bn offer for Caverion, a leading provider of technical services for buildings and industries in Europe. The offer was made on behalf of a consortium of investors, including Bain Capital, and was accepted by the board of directors of Caverion.Bain Capital's response to the offer was positive, with the firm's managing director, David Humphrey, saying that the offer "provides an attractive opportunity for Caverion's shareholders to realize value for their investment." He added that the consortium of investors is

Bain Capital Launches Counter-Offer After Triton Outbids Them for Caverion with €1.09bn Offer

Bain Capital, a private equity firm, has launched a counter-offer after Triton outbid them for Caverion with a €1.09bn offer. Caverion is a leading provider of technical services for buildings and industries in Europe and the Middle East.The battle for Caverion began in October when Triton made an offer of €1.09bn for the company. Bain Capital then made a counter-offer of €1.14bn, which was rejected by Caverion’s board of directors. However, Bain Capital has now launched a new counter-offer of €1.20bn, which is higher than Triton’s offer.The bidding war for

KKR Invests $1.15 Billion in Aircraft Leasing Through Partnership With Altavair

Global private equity giant KKR recently announced a $1.15 billion investment in aircraft leasing through a partnership with Altavair, a leading aircraft lessor. The investment will be used to purchase a portfolio of commercial aircraft from Altavair and will be managed by KKR’s Global Infrastructure team. This move marks KKR’s first foray into the aircraft leasing industry and is part of its strategy to diversify its portfolio and increase its presence in the global infrastructure market. The partnership with Altavair will allow KKR to leverage the company’s expertise in the