Linklaters and Herbert Smith have taken the lead roles on the £1.2bn acquisition of waste management company Biffa by a private equity consortium. Linklaters advised the buyers, which were led by longstanding Silk Street clients Montagu Private Equity and Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP). Private equity partner Richard Youle and banking partner Adam Freeman led the team for the City giant.
February 08, 2008 at 09:40 AM
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Linklaters and Herbert Smith have taken the lead roles on the £1.2bn acquisition of waste management company Biffa by a private equity consortium.
Linklaters advised the buyers, which were led by longstanding Silk Street clients Montagu Private Equity and Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP). Private equity partner Richard Youle and banking partner Adam Freeman led the team for the City giant.
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