All M&A articles – Page 5
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ArticleUK top radio broadcaster acquires The Overlap
Global Media & Entertainment has acquired a majority stake in The Overlap, the YouTube sports channel founded by Gary Neville in 2021.
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ArticleCallaway completes Topgolf sale to LGP
Topgolf Callaway Brands sells 60% of Topgolf to private equity firm, repays $1bn debt, and announces $200m share buyback as it refocuses on golf.
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ArticleBain Capital acquires South Korean activewear firm
Bain Capital is acquiring Echo Marketing, owner of Andar activewear brand, for $344m (€327m) as private equity interest in Asian athleisure grows
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ArticleVSP Vision completes acquisition of Italian eyewear giant Marcolin
Not-for-profit vision benefits provider VSP Vision has finalized its acquisition of Italian eyewear manufacturer Marcolin from PAI Partners.
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ArticleHSG acquires majority stake in Golden Goose
Chinese investment firm HSG will take a majority stake in Golden Goose, with Temasek as minority investor, to support the brand’s international expansion.
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News briefsKelme centralizing operations
Back under European control, the Spanish sportswear brand is looking for synergy.
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ArticleKKR eyes acquisition of sports investor Arctos
Investment giant KKR is reportedly looking to acquire Arctos Partners, a sports-focused private equity firm with stakes in major teams across US leagues.
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News briefsTopgolf Callaway sells 60% Topgolf stake
Topgolf Callaway Brands Corp. has agreed to sell a 60 percent stake in its Topgolf and Toptracer business to Leonard Green & Partners in a deal valuing the business at approximately $1.1 billion.
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ArticleOne of MLB’s 2025 runner-ups might soon be for sale
The Seidler family, controlling owners of the San Diego Padres, are exploring strategic options including a potential sale of their stake in the Major League Baseball franchise, with BDT & MSD Partners advising on the process.
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ArticleVF sells Dickies to Bluestar for $600m
VF Corporation has completed the sale of its Dickies brand to Bluestar Alliance LLC for $600 million in cash, aiming to sharpen its focus on core outdoor and active assets.
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ArticleZoot Sports buys European distributor
US triathlon brand Zoot Sports has acquired its European distributor, Tailwind Brands, to strengthen its presence in Europe’s growing triathlon market and triple revenue over three years.
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ArticleNFL owners approve three partial sales
NFL owners approve equity deals for the New York Giants, New England Patriots, and San Francisco 49ers, marking the league’s continued embrace of private investment in franchises.
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News briefsFootway seeks new owners for Sportamore and other e-commerce brands
Footway OaaS AB has started the sale of twelve debt-free e-commerce brands, aiming to find suitable new owners.
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News briefsOakley Capital acquires majority stake in Nox
The padel brand’s current owners and the Nox founder and CEO Jesús Ballvé, are reinvesting alongside Oakley Capital
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News briefsIntersport France to buy much of Intersport Spain
Intersport France has all but acquired Intersport Spain’s buying group and brand as well as some of its suppliers and a sizeable share of its workforce, according to the sources of Modaes. Because the latter is in liquidation, the acquisition will require judicial approval. Intersport France’s bid, for €300,000, is ...
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News briefsFrasers Group acquires majority stake in U.S. luxury retailer The Webster
The owner of Sports Direct and Flannels is further strengthening its position in the global premium and luxury retail segment.
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ArticleNew England Patriots to sell 8%
The New England Patriots, of the National Football League (NFL), are putting an 8 percent stake up for sale, according to Sports Business Journal (SBJ). The team is at present owned in its entirety by Robert Kraft, founder, chairman and CEO of The Kraft Group. According to SBJ’s sources, there ...
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ArticleVF sells Dickies for $600m in cash
The buyer of the 103-year-old brand is a global brand management firm.
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News briefsMore on Luanvi’s savior, Revolution Sport
Revolution Sport, the new entity that has saved the Luanvi brand, turns out to be an entrepreneurial branching out on the part of Víctor Huerta, according to Expansión and others. Huerta is the owner of a family-run coffee company in Spain, Cafés Durbán. The Luanvi brand remains ...
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ArticleNew York Giants to sell 10% for $1bn
If the deal goes through, this will be the NFL’s most expensive minority stake yet.
