Capital Constellation buys stake in Avista Capital, Radiology heats up, Sixth Street nears deal with sports event company Happy Tuesday!
Despite everything going on out there, we have action in private equity. Here's what's happening today, starting with Capital Constellation's minority investment in Avista Capital.
Capital Constellation, which is advised by global investment advisor Wafra, will support the continued growth of Avista’s healthcare-focused investment business, enabling the New York-based firm to increase commitment to its funds under management.
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Hud, Hud, Hike: Legends Hospitality, a sports entertainment business, is nearing a $1.3 billion deal with Sixth Street Partners. The transaction, which includes debt, is likely to be announced on Monday, the Wall Street Journal reported yesterday.
Radiology heats up: More than one radiology business is on the auction block, reports Sarah Pringle. Four plus years into its investment, Excellere Partners is fielding indications of interest for LucidHealth, a physician-led provider of outsourced radiology services to hospitals, clinics and outpatient imaging centers.
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Also of note (may require subscriptions) Secondaries: Energy Capital Partners is looking to move its majority stake in Terra-Gen out of a 2014 fund and into a continuation pool, sources told Buyouts. Triggering the single-asset secondaries process, the portfolio company requires more time and capital to expand into the renewable energy storage business. Read more on Buyouts. Revving Up: Brightstar, a New York PE firm closes on $1.1 billion for second flagship fund and increases team size to 40 with the hiring of two managing directors and a principal, Buyouts writes.
Stepping on toes: NCR proposed a $1.73 billion bid for Cardtronics, an ATM operator – trumping an already accepted offer by Apollo Global and investment firm Hudson Executive Capital. Read the Reuters report here. Putting an end to it: American Investment Council, a PE lobbying group released a statement announcing a halt on all political donations, following the riots at the Capitol, read Bloomberg report.
They said it "We want you to be assured that we will not support candidates who do not respect the rule of law.....We intend to pause our contributions during the quarter as the country goes through the presidential transition and hopefully emerges from these events stronger and more united." Candi Wolff, Citi’s MD and head of government affairs, wrote in an internal memo on Friday, following the riot's at the Capitol.
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