Nord Anglia’s owners are looking to cash in at least pat of their stakes in the company
The company which runs the most expensive day school in Ireland may be valued at as much as $15 billion , as its investors seek to cash out at least part of their holding in the business.
Buyout firms KKR, Permira and Hellman & Friedman are among potential suitors seeking controlling stakes in Nord Anglia, the people said, asking not to be identified discussing confidential information. Gulf wealth fund Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and Singaporean sovereign wealth fund GIC are exploring taking a minority stake in the business, they said.
EQT is keen to retain a stake in Nord Anglia, while CPPIB is looking to exit its investment, the people said. Representatives for EQT and CPPIB declined to comment.
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