Goldman Sachs’ investment banking team are putting on their sunnies. Tonight, we’ve got the scoop on which high-growth retailer of sunglasses has tapped the investment bank to help it find a capital partner.
Founded in 2012 in Bondi Beach, the company in question is understood to be making more than $100 million revenue annually and has more than 40 stores around the world.
Elsewhere, we reveal which $500 million-plus Australian-Asian renewable energy platform could be coming up for sale, and Quadrant Private Equity-backed TSA Management has bought an infrastructure consulting business.
Tearaway glasses maker and retailer Bailey Nelson is set to front private equity funds and other growth capital investors for a funding round through Goldman Sachs.
Global energy and resources private equity firm Denham Capital is assessing options at its $500 million-plus Australian/Asian renewable energy platform, Nexif Energy.
TSA Management’s life in Quadrant Private Equity’s stable is off to a flying start, with the group set to snare an infrastructure consulting business from ASX-listed Worley.
Diversified property investor Assembly Funds Management is gearing up to front investors for an equity top-up, after buying a bunch of Sydney-based childcare centres.
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