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Foresight invests in VOIP specialist
Foresight Venture partners has invested over ТЃ1.5 million in the UKтs leading B2B voice over internet protocol (VOIP) company alwaysON. Against a market background of Yahoo offering free global telephone calls via its instant messenger service, and 112...
Quick exit for Gresham makes 200% IRR
Gresham has announced that it has made a successful exit from ANSA, a national claims management business that offers a fully integrated service to deal with insurersт drainage claims. The move comes just 12 months after Gresham provided the equity backing...
PPM German team in second acquisition
PPM Capital has signed ashare purchase agreement to acquire BST Safety Textiles, a leadingglobal manufacturer of fabrics for the automotive airbag segment as well asthe seatbelt and commercial webbing in North America, from Johann Berger.Combined equity...
Slump in confidence levels hits VCs, says Grant Thornton
The confidence levels of mid-market venture capitalists have dipped significantly during the second quarter of 2005, according to a survey of mid-market VCs conducted by Grant Thornton Corporate Finance. In the first quarter of 2005, nearly the totality...
Palamon boosts German team
Palamon Capital Partners has expanded its German investment team with two senior appointments. Dr Tom Sommerlate has been appointed to the firm’s board of advisors. Dr Sommerlate is chairman of Arthur D. Little’s management consulting activities in...
CapMan buys Infocare from Fujitsu and 3i
The funds managed/advised by CapMan and Helge Briseid Risnes, CEO and founder of theInfoCare Group, will acquire the Norwegian specialist in ICT services InfoCare ASA fromFujitsu Services and 3i. Following the transaction, CapMan funds have a 67% stake...
