A quartet of UK firms have scored roles on a deal that has seen the HMV Group sell off London’s famous Hammersmith Apollo venue, with the transaction also enabling the retailer to extend its £220m bank facility. The £32m sale has seen Simmons & Simmons take the lead role for longstanding client HMV, while Hogan Lovells acted for the buyers of the Apollo - a joint venture company owned by US-based Anschutz Entertainment Group and German company CTS Eventim.
June 07, 2012 at 07:46 AM
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A quartet of UK firms have scored roles on a deal that has seen the HMV Group sell off London’s famous Hammersmith Apollo venue, with the transaction also enabling the retailer to extend its £220m bank facility.
The £32m sale has seen Simmons & Simmons take the lead role for longstanding client HMV, while Hogan Lovells acted for the buyers of the Apollo – a joint venture company owned by US-based Anschutz Entertainment Group and German company CTS Eventim.
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