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Energy Capital Partners closed an $834 million continuation vehicle for Next Wave Energy Partners, which operates an alkylation complex producing high-octane gasoline components from natural gas liqui
ProEnergy, backed by Energy Capital Partners, plans an IPO targeting a $50 billion valuation to expand gas turbine production for AI data centers. The firm aims to capitalize on surging power demand a
DCC Energy shareholders approved a £5.7 billion takeover by KKR and Energy Capital Partners for its fuel and gas business. The deal closes in Q1 2027, removing one of the last Irish FTSE 100 names.
KKR and Energy Capital Partners agreed to acquire DCC Energy Plc for over £5.7 billion, offering a 24% premium to shareholders. The firm distributes fuel and gas across Europe and the US, highlighting
Irish energy distributor DCC Energy agreed to a £5.75 billion ($7.68 billion) buyout by KKR and Energy Capital Partners, offering shareholders cash and potential payments upon divesting its Nexora uni
The UK Takeover Panel extended the deadline for KKR and Energy Capital Partners' firm offer for Irish energy distributor DCC to July 16 after bidders requested more time for discussions.
KKR & Co. and Energy Capital Partners increased their takeover offer for DCC Plc to over £5.7 billion following extended negotiations. The consortium seeks to acquire the European and US energy distri
Irish energy distributor DCC is close to accepting a £5.7 billion takeover bid from KKR and Energy Capital Partners, impacting its liquid gas and biofuel divisions. Despite shareholder opposition, the
The UK Takeover Panel extended the deadline for KKR and Energy Capital Partners' £5.7 billion takeover bid for Irish energy distributor DCC until July 15. The deal focuses on DCC's core energy busines
DCC Plc accepted an improved £5.7 billion buyout offer from KKR and Energy Capital Partners, valuing shares at £66.72. The fuel and gas distributor saw its stock rise after agreeing to extend the dead
KKR and Energy Capital Partners are negotiating to acquire Ireland's DCC for over £5 billion, raising their offer to £65 per share after an initial rejection. The consortium faces a Wednesday deadline
U.S. investment firms KKR and Energy Capital Partners are weighing a £5.5 billion ($7.39 billion) bid for Irish energy distributor DCC, per Sky News. Reuters could not independently verify the report.
KKR and Energy Capital Partners plan to increase their takeover bid for Irish energy distributor DCC following a rejected initial offer. The company distributes liquid gas, biofuels, and renewable ene
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