A trio of City firms have picked up advisory roles as drinks company Constellation Brands sold off its UK and Australian businesses to Champ Private Equity for around £183m. Clifford Chance (CC), Norton Rose and Herbert Smith advised alongside several Australian firms on the deal, which saw Champ take ownership of brands such as Hardys, Kumala and Echo Falls.
February 15, 2011 at 02:42 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
A trio of City firms have picked up advisory roles as drinks company Constellation Brands sold off its UK and Australian businesses to Champ Private Equity for around £183m.
Clifford Chance (CC), Norton Rose and Herbert Smith advised alongside several Australian firms on the deal, which saw Champ take ownership of brands such as Hardys, Kumala and Echo Falls.
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