Nordic unquote" January 2011
Apax has entered exclusive talks to acquire ISS from EQT and GS Capital Partners after beating rival bidders with an offer of $8.5bn, according to reports.
]The latest developments come after earlier news that two consortia - one consisting of Blackstone, Bain Capital, Nordic Capital and Clayton Dubilier & Rice; the other of CVC Capital Partners and Apollo - were also bidding for the Danish cleaning service provider. EQT and GS Capital Partners were also said to have been considering relisting the company earlier in the year.
In the January edition of Nordic unquote":
- Carried interest tax investigation
- Secondary buyouts
- Fundraising prospects
- And more...
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