
CCMP closes second fund on $3.4bn
Fund
CCMP Capital Advisors has held a final close of its second fund, CCMP Capital Investors II (CCMP II) on $3.4bn. The New York-based fund also has an office in London and is affiliated with CCMP Capital Asia, which has offices in Australia, China, Japan and Korea.
Investors
A diverse base of institutional investors committed funds to CCMP II.
Investments
CCMP II will pursue buyout and growth equity investment opportunities in the US, Europe and Asia. Its focus is on companies with an enterprise value of between $500-3bn. The fund has already completed three deals, including one in the UK - the $1bn buyout of BOC Edwards, a Crawley-based vacuum equipment manufacturer, in June 2007 (UK unquote" 18 June 2007, page 30). CCMP II will follow in the footsteps of CCMP's previous vehicle, targeting companies in the consumer, energy, healthcare, industrial and media sectors.
People
Stephen P Murray is the president and chief executive of CCMP Capital. Jeffrey C Walker is the firm's chairman. Stephen Welton leads CCMP's London operations.
Name
CCMP Capital Investors II
Closed on
$3.4bn
Focus
Buyouts, growth capital in US, Europe, Asia
Contact
Stephen Welton
Address
CCMP Capital Advisors (UK), LLP
Almack House
28 King Street
London SW1Y 6XA
UK
Tel: +44 20 7389 9100
Fax: +44 20 7839 2192.
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