Publicly going private

Article Abstract:

A management buyout of a public company can be more costly than a private buyout. The offeror in a management buyout will need to issue an offering circular to all shareholders. The circular includes financial details of the target company and other conditions to the offer. Offerors have to acquire 90% of their target within four months of issuing an offering circular to proceed. The target company's debts have to be cleared once it is acquired. The offeror also has to deal with procedures relating to the registration of the new private company and delisting it from the stock market.

Acquisitions Analysis NEC, Acquisitions and mergers, Corporations, Management buyouts

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From shipping to private equity

Article Abstract:

Ugland Capital Partners has completed a $100 million public-to-private transformation from a shipping transportation company into a private equity firm without advice from an investment bank.

Private companies, Investment companies, Shipping industry, Ugland Capital Partners

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Going private

Article Abstract:

An analysis of public-to-private deals or the concept of 'going private' is presented. The procedures adopted in German deals such as Friedrich Grohe, Rolf Benz and Honsel are examined.

Germany, Friedrich Grohe

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