Carlyle-backed Pipeline Company Kinder Morgan Inc., which was a private in the management of $ 14.6 billion in 2007, rejected on Tuesday the U.S. regulatory authorities for the IPO of up to $ 1.5 billion.
It is the latest in a series of private equity portfolio backed move to go public, such as Carlyle supported by the government consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton (BAH.N).
The window of the private capital outflows, IPO was closed during the financial crisis, but they split late last year. investment companies have a large number of businesses for sale in the coming years as they seek to take advantage of repurchases made during the boom years of the last decade.
However, some face problems such as Harrah's Entertainment Inc., which withdrew a proposed offer 500 million U.S. dollars on Friday, citing difficult market conditions.
Some IPOs potential private equity that have already submitted, such as retailer Toys R Us Inc., the outside until next year.
Kinder Morgan, backed by the Carlyle Group and CYL.UL funds Goldman Sachs Group Inc. acquisition (GS.N), said that all the ordinary shares in the offering will be sold by existing investors, including Carlyle, Goldman, High Star Capital and Riverstone Holdings.
Morgan said he did not receive any proceeds from offering.Goldman Sachs and Barclays Capital (BARC.L) are running co-managers of the offering.
It is the latest in a series of private equity portfolio backed move to go public, such as Carlyle supported by the government consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton (BAH.N).
The window of the private capital outflows, IPO was closed during the financial crisis, but they split late last year. investment companies have a large number of businesses for sale in the coming years as they seek to take advantage of repurchases made during the boom years of the last decade.
However, some face problems such as Harrah's Entertainment Inc., which withdrew a proposed offer 500 million U.S. dollars on Friday, citing difficult market conditions.
Some IPOs potential private equity that have already submitted, such as retailer Toys R Us Inc., the outside until next year.
Kinder Morgan, backed by the Carlyle Group and CYL.UL funds Goldman Sachs Group Inc. acquisition (GS.N), said that all the ordinary shares in the offering will be sold by existing investors, including Carlyle, Goldman, High Star Capital and Riverstone Holdings.
Morgan said he did not receive any proceeds from offering.Goldman Sachs and Barclays Capital (BARC.L) are running co-managers of the offering.

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