Who does BC Partners own?
BC Partners was until recently majority shareholder of Intelsat, the global satellite services provider valued at US$16.6 billion in its leveraged buyout in 2007—one of the largest private equity buyouts of all time led by a consortium of investors including BC Partners and Silver Lake Partners.
Was suddenlink sold?
Acquisition by Altice Altice and Suddenlink announced on May 20, 2015 that Altice agreed to acquire 70% of Suddenlink in a deal valued at $9.1 billion.
Does Suddenlink sell Altice?
As part of its newly announced campaign to place all of its acquired assets under its own brand, Altice has confirmed that both the Optimum and Suddenlink brands will soon disappear from the U.S. cable landscape.
Does BC Partners own PetSmart?
PetSmart was acquired in March 2015 in a public to private (PtoP) transaction by a consortium led by funds advised by BC Partners along with a number of Limited Partners.
Did Optimum buy out Suddenlink?
Suddenlink is transitioning to a new name called Optimum. Their parent company Altice says the switch is underway so their services all fall under one umbrella. BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – The biggest internet provider in the area is changing names. Suddenlink is transitioning to a new name called Optimum.
Who owned Cablevision?
Altice USA
On June 21, 2016, Cablevision was acquired by European telecom conglomerate Altice. The former Cablevision services operate under Altice USA which continues to operate brands Optimum Online, Optimum Voice, and Optimum TV.
Is Altice a Cablevision?
On June 21, 2016, Cablevision was acquired by European telecom conglomerate Altice. The former Cablevision services operate under Altice USA which continues to operate brands Optimum Online, Optimum Voice, and Optimum TV.
Why did BC Partners buy PetSmart?
Though BC Partners won the day, some of the world’s biggest PE groups, including Apollo Global Management, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Clayton Dubilier & Rice, expressed an interest in acquiring PetSmart. The PE industry has long viewed PetSmart positively due to its strong cash flow and minimal level of debt.
Why did Chewy leave PetSmart?
In the three years following PetSmart’s acquisition of Chewy, a move that required the big-box retailer to take on massive debt, pet industry insiders have speculated over how the purchase would shake up the pet retail channel. Now, it seems, the acquisition was a poor fit for the mega retailer.
Is Carlyle publicly traded?
Carlyle converted from a publicly traded partnership to a corporation called The Carlyle Group Inc. on January 1, 2020, and its common stock is listed on the Nasdaq Global Select Market.