Steve Madden Nears Deal to Buy Kurt Geiger Shoe Brand
Steven Madden Ltd. is nearing a deal to acquire fellow luxury footwear and fashion accessory brand Kurt Geiger Ltd. from private equity firm Cinven, people familiar with the matter said. Most Read from BloombergWhy American Mobility Ground to a HaltCan Portland Turn a Corner?
Private equity firm Cinven agrees to sell shoe brand Kurt Geiger for £289mn
Private equity firm Cinven has agreed to sell upmarket British shoe brand Kurt Geiger to New York-listed fashion group Steve Madden for about £289mn, in a deal that underlines the difficulty of buyout investments in European fashion businesses.
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Steve Madden Board of Directors Approves Deal to Acquire Kurt Geiger
Steve Madden has definitively agreed to acquire UK-based Kurt Geiger from a group led by international private equity firm Cinven for an enterprise value of approximately £289 million in cash. The Board of Directors of Steve Madden has unanimously approved the transaction.
Law · 23h
Freshfields Advises Cinven as it Offloads Kurt Geiger Brand to Steve Madden
Freshfields is advising Cinven on its agreement to sell, with private capital partner Victoria Sigeti leading. Meanwhile, Steve Madden was advised by a cross-practice Travers Smith team on this transaction, led by corporate partner Jon Reddington, and supported by partner Jonathan Walters.
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Cinven to sell UK footwear brand Kurt Geiger
Cinven has agreed to sell Kurt Geiger (KG), a global footwear, handbag and accessories brand, to Steve Madden. KG opened its first store in London in 1963. It operates a diverse omni-channel distribution approach, with over 70 stores across the UK and US, and has a presence in each of Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
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Cinven sells Kurt Geiger to Steve Madden
Cinven has agreed to sell footwear, handbag and accessories brand Kurt Geiger to US-listed fashion giant Steve Madden. The private equity firm is offloading the luxury retailer for £289m, almost a decade after acquiring it in a deal worth £245m.
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Cinven and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board acquired Hotelbeds, which since then has been rebranded as HBX Group, in September 2016.
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