
TDC owners considering full exit
The private equity majority owners of listed Danish phone company TDC are reportedly looking to sell their stakes.
Reports suggest the consortium of owners is looking to sell their stake, either partially or entirely. Apax, Blackstone, KKR, Permira, and Providence took an 87.9% stake in the company in February 2006. The deal was valued at close to £7bn, making it the second largest European buyout to date - only surpassed by Alliance Boots in 2007.
The owners partially exited TDC in a December 2010 share buyback and public offering, reducing their stake to 58.5%. The company had an enterprise value at DKK 65bn.
TDC is currently trading at around DKK 45 per share, 12% below the public offering in 2010, at a market cap of DKK 36.75bn.
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