Cinven definition

Cinven means Cinven Capital Management (V) General Partner Limited and its Control Investment Affiliates (excluding, for purposes of the definition of Change in Control, any operating portfolio companies of the foregoing).
Cinven means, as the context requires, Cinven Group Limited, Cinven Partners LLP, Cinven (Luxco1) S.A., Cinven Limited, Cinven Capital Management (V) General Partner Limited and their respective Associates (as defined in the Companies Act 2006) and/or funds managed or advised by any of the foregoing.
Cinven means Cinven Holdings Guernsey Limited, Cinven Partnership LLP and their respective "associates" (as defined in the UK Companies Act 2006) and/or funds managed or advised by them. Cinven does not have a country of incorporation, since it is not a corporate entity.

Examples of Cinven in a sentence

  • Consequently, PE firms are willing to pay high prices for such opportunities: Bain Capital and Cinven paid an EBITDA multiple of ~13x when they acquired Stada for €5.3bn in 2018.

  • Scripture teaches that: "Life to me, of course, life is Christ, but then death would bring me something more" (Phil 1, 21); here is a saying you can rely on: if we have died with him, then we shall live with him" (2 Tim 2,11).

  • Guardian Holdings Europe LimitedOn 6 January 2016, the Group acquired 100% of the shares of Guardian Holdings Europe Limited, the holding company for operations trading under the name Guardian Financial Services (“Guardian”) from private equity company Cinven.

  • Elsevier, through a combination of merger and internal growth, publishes approximately 1800 titles.17 Candover and Cinven, which recently purchased Kluwer Academic Publishers, has even more recently purchased Bertelsmann-Springer; together, Bertelsmann-Springer and Kluwer publish 1350 journals.18As a result, concentration in academic publishing has increased.

  • In the new group formed as a result of the transaction, Cinven will hold a majority stake of 50.01 per cent, with Altice holding 10.01 per cent and France Télécom and Canal+ each holding 19.99 per cent.

  • Four years later, in 2003, the financial investor Cinven and Candover purchased the publisher Kluwer Academics and BertelsmannSpringer and merged these publishing companies into the group Springer Science+Business Media.3 With the acquisition of VS Verlag and its integration into the group as Springer VS, the aggregation stopped for the time being.

  • Based on the Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA) signed on 10 October 2017 the former owner Cinven sold and transferred the shares of CeramTec Holding GmbH, Plochingen (in the following “CeramTec Holding”) to CeramTec AcquiCo GmbH, Plochingen (in the following “CeramTec AcquiCo”) owned by a Consortium led by Funds advised by leading private equity firm BC Partners (“BC Partners”).

  • Inside information disclosures by Stada of 12, 13, 16, and 23 February 2017, accessible at https://www.unternehmensregister.de (last visited 19 March 2019) (naming only Advent International and Cinven).

  • In July 2004, the cable operator Noos was bought by the American UPC and, in December 2004, the British investment fund Cinven and the Belgium-Dutch cable operator Altice reached an agreement with France Télécom and Canal+ Group to acquire their cable television units.149Table 19.

  • In the case of Stada, Elliott seems to have reached an understanding with Bain and Cinven: The profit transfer and domination agreement was approved by a 99% majority of the shareholders on 2 February 2018.


More Definitions of Cinven

Cinven means Cinven Capital Management (V) General Partner Limited.
Cinven means, as the context requires, Cinven Group Limited, Cinven Partners LLP, Cinven (Luxco1) S.A., Cinven Limited,
Cinven means, depending on the context, any of or collectively, Cinven Holdings Guernsey Limited, Cinven Partnership LLP and Cinven (LuxCo 1) S.à r.l. and their respective "associates" (as defined in the UK Companies Act 2006) and/or funds managed or advised by any of the foregoing.

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