
Blackstone looking to back UK construction firm
Blackstone is in talks to take a stake in UK construction firm Miller Group, according to reports.
It is thought Blackstone will inject around £160m to help the firm reduce its debt burden.
Miller Group has around £600m of debt which is due to be refinanced in 2012. It hired Greenhill to help it find an investor to provide fresh capital ahead of the refinancing.
It is thought the UK construction sector offers significant room for consolidation, after many firms were hit the bursting of the credit bubble. Many were taken over by their creditors who may now be looking to offload them.
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