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The global alternative investment firm has sealed its first deal in Greece. It acquired a majority stake in Neochimiki from the public markets, in the latest of Carlyle’s investments in the chemicals sector.
The Middle East investment firm's third private equity fund will allow foreign contractors in Kuwait to fulfill ‘offset obligations’ through an investment in the fund.
The quoted private equity investor sees opportunities ahead and has prepared its balance sheet in anticipation of slowing returns.
The Chicago firm’s latest mid-market fund is larger than the sum of its three previous funds, but will continue its operationally-focussed strategy.
The world’s largest private equity firm, as ranked by Private Equity International’s PEI 50, will pay a reported $560m for a majority stake in NH Techno Glass.
Noble Environmental Power, a JPMorgan Partners and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board portfolio company, has filed for a $375m initial public offering on the Nasdaq.
The private equity firm will retain a majority stake in Noranda Aluminum, a Tennessee-based aluminum manufacturer.
The investment firm will buy a Chinese dairy business from Hunan AVA Holdings to capitalise on the rapid growth of the infant formula business in the country.
The multi-strategy asset manager has tapped Deutsche Bank veteran Robert Goodman to head its growing alternative assets unit.
SG Capital Europe and Quartus are enjoying an exit after just two years, as DruckChemie looks to strong growth in the stagnant printing sector. It was 3i's third deal this week.
The firm is increasing its capacity to invest in South and Southeast Asia where there is 'substantial demand' for power and transport infrastructure.
The two Euronext-listed funds of funds continue to battle against substantial discounts to net asset value.
Lombard Investments has purchased a minority stake in a medical services company in the Philippines, with an eye on the increasing domestic demand for private healthcare.
The firm's private equity funds generated $50m in pre-tax distributable earnings, 64 percent less than the first quarter of 2007, while private equity assets grew 55 percent to $13bn.
The California pension has also reported commitments to Advent, Audax and Huntsman Gay.
 
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