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Banks begin marketing Elior Concessions buyout debt

Marketing is under way for what will be one of the year’s chunkier buyout packages in Europe, preparing the acquisition debt for PAI Partners’ purchase of Elior Concessions.

  • By Owen Sanderson
  • 19 Jun 2019
The group, which provides railway, motorway and airport catering facilities, is being spun out of the broader Elior Group following a strategic review started at the end of last year. PAI Partners was reported to be in the lead to win the auction at the end of March, ...

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