
Nordic Capital partially exits Falck
Nordic Capital, ATP Private Equity Partners and Folksam have sold a 36% stake in Falck to The Lundbeck Foundation.
The shares were acquired at DKK 85 each, valuing the deal at DKK 2.8bn. The partial sale follows plans of an IPO earlier this year. Flotation plans were withdrawn however, with turbulent market conditions said to be the cause. An IPO in 2011 has not been ruled out if market conditions are considered to be right.
Nordic Capital and ATP PEP acquired Falck in 2004 for an acquisition price of approximately DKK 5.3bn.
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If you have any information regarding this transaction, please contact Viktor Lundvall on +44 20 7004 7476 or viktor.lundvall@incisivemedia.com
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