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Advent International, Danish pension fund ATP and Bain Capital have agreed the latest leveraged buyout in Europe. The consortium is buying Nets, a Danish provider of payments, information and digital identity solutions, for Dkr17bn (€2.3bn) with leverage of seven times Ebitda. -
LGC Group, the UK life sciences measurement and testing company, is raising £305m of loans in sterling and euros to refinance facilities and repay shareholder loan notes.
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Hayfin, the London-based investment firm, has raised more than €2bn from institutional investors to lend to European mid-caps, as it seeks to grow its presence in the non-bank lending market.
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Taiwan’s Wistron Corp, which provides manufacturing services to companies in the technology sector, has hit the market with a $850m one year facility, picking Mega International Commercial Bank as the sole lead.
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Citic Resources Holdings has cut its deal size to $260m from the target size of $300m, with signing expected to happen next week. Although the loan has reduced, there is still a possibility that a greenshoe option can be exercised later, which will take the deal to $310m.
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One of Europe’s key leveraged finance transactions this year could be in jeopardy after France’s Bouygues topped its sub-investment grade rival’s bid for the mobile phone operator SFR by as much as €1.4bn, writes Olivier Holmey.
