Politico Owner Axel Springer to Split Businesses in KKR Deal
KKR & Co. and German billionaire Mathias Döpfner agreed to split up media conglomerate Axel Springer, separating its ...
Axel Springer Strikes Deal With KKR to Split Up Publishing Giant
The deal values all of Axel Springer at roughly $15 billion, with the company’s publishing assets worth about $4 billion.
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KKR, Axel Springer reach deal to break up the media giant
Private equity firm KKR and German billionaire Mathias Döpfner have struck a deal to separate Axel Springer's classifieds ...
Axel Springer top team close to making 8 times their money in KKR deal
Group valuation underpinning planned break-up nears €13.6bn, which would trigger bumper payouts to more than 100 managers ...
Politico owner Axel Springer strikes $15 billion deal with KKR to split off media business
Politico owner Axel Springer has reached an agreement with its top shareholder KKR to separate its portfolio of media assets ...
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KKR Grabs the Best of Axel Springer
Smart money and digital media don’t always mix well. Just ask KKR. Five years after the private equity firm, together with ...
Axel Springer and KKR near deal on €13.5bn break-up
Agreement to be discussed next week could cement Mathias Döpfner’s control over media outlets Politico and Bild ...
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KKR buys classified advertising assets of German media giant Axel Springer in €13.5bn deal
Axel Springer’s media assets — including Politico, Business Insider and Die Welt — will be spun off into a private company ...
Axel Springer, KKR Near Deal on €13.5 Billion Breakup, FT Says
German billionaire Mathias Döpfner and KKR are nearing a deal to split up the media giant Axel Springer, the Financial Times ...
Axel Springer To Become Privately Owned; Classifieds To Become Separately Held Under KKR, And CPP
Axel Springer SE (AXELF.PK) has decided to create a new corporate structure, with a goal to create a focused media company and ...
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Axel Springer and KKR near deal on €13.5 billion break-up
A deal would enable Döpfner, who has served as CEO since 2002, to cement his control over the company’s media outlets. They include the US news sites Politico and Business Insider as well as the ...