UK - Duke Street Capital sells Lil-lets to Electra Partners
Duke Street Capital has sold Lil-lets feminine hygiene division of Accantia, the health and beauty manufacturer to Electra Partners for a total consideration of £80m. Duke Street Capital originally backed the £225m management buyout of Accantia in November 2003 and retains the Simple range of beauty products.
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