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BREAKING: TPG and Leonard Green are seeking to sell Troon Golf, one of the largest U.S. golf course operators, in a sale that could fetch $2 billion.
TPG invested in Troon in 2021 alongside Rory McIlroy’s investment fund. Troon manages several famous golf courses including Hawaii’s Kapalua Resort and North Carolina’s Tobacco Road.
BREAKING: Hellman & Friedman hired JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs to sell Applied Systems, a Chicago-based insurance software provider that could fetch up to $10 billion.
BREAKING: CVC Capital Partners agreed to buy a minority stake in Prague-based internet infrastructure provider CDN77 at around a $1.9 billion valuation.
BREAKING: H.I.G. Capital agreed to acquire Mistras, a Princeton Junction, N.J.-based provider of industrial asset integrity and lab testing solutions, for around $866 million.
BREAKING: Bain Capital and Cyrus Capital Partners hired Rothschild to find a buyer for PizzaExpress, a U.K. chain that could fetch around £500 million.
Regulated utilities carry decades-long asset lives and rate structures set by state commissions, features that make them attractive to infrastructure investors chasing predictable, long-duration cash flows. (🧵 5/5)
BREAKING: Apollo is exploring strategic options for Energos, a floating liquefied natural gas infrastructure firm that could fetch more than $3 billion.
BREAKING: Goldman Sachs Asset Managementraised $9.6 billion for its ninth flagship PE fund, plus $1.6 billion for an Asia-focused fund and $500 million for related co-investment vehicles.
BREAKING: TPG agreed to invest in Tablet Command, a provider of incident management and response software for fire departments and emergency response agencies.
Apollo and KKR now co-own the same asset, two of the largest sponsors in the world backing a single platform instead of bidding against each other for it. (🧵5/5)
DEALS: Apollo buys a stake in Atlantic Aviation, with KKR staying on as a major shareholder, valuing the private jet services company at nearly $10 billion. (🧵 1/5)
Apollo's David Cohen calls the airport concession agreements "irreplicable infrastructure." KKR's Dash Lane calls it "the kind of scaled, essential infrastructure platform we seek to build." (🧵4/5)