Private Equity stories
Dicker Data New Zealand has continued its charge into the volume market, signing a deal to distribute Dell SonicWall.
JB Hi-Fi's NZ general manager has exited the company, but the retailer has reconfirmed its commitment to the market with $15+ million in investment.
Tech investor Lance Wiggs' Punakaiki Fund has launched the first equity crowdfunding campaign for a private equity fund in New Zealand.
NZ mobile payment app developer Pushpay Holdings aims to raise $13.8m from shareholders through discounted share offer.
The private equity owners of Vitaco Health Group, the trans-Tasman health foods manufacturer, are mulling a possible initial public offering or trade.
Just Water International, the water cooler and supplies business 79 percent owned by founder Tony Falkenstein, has agreed to sell its Australian busin.
21Vianet's new deal with a private equity firm will give the company deeper access into the data center real estate market.
Dick Smith management and directors are facing questions over the failure of the business, while Anchorage executives are also in for a grilling.
The merger between Polycom and Mitel has come to end with Polycom announcing it has terminated the agreement following a better offer.
Dell has signed a definitive agreement with Francisco Partners and Elliott Management to sell Dell Software Group for an unspecified price tag.
Infratil captures a significant share in Canberra Data Centres, investing A$392m to bolster its tech infrastructure foothold.
United States printer manufacturer Lexmark is being acquired by a Chinese consortium in a US$3.6 billion deal.
Australian health tech innovator Alcidion lists on the ASX with a market cap of AUD $33.76 million, aiming for growth in the US under Obamacare.
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StorageCraft is promising accelerated growth with new products and services and additional channel investment as TA Associates takes a majority stake.
A US private equity firm has taken a major stake in Kiwi global payment solutions provider Transaction Services Group, which includes Debitsuccess.
Symantec is selling the Veritas information management business for US$8 billion in cash to a group of investors lead by Carlyle Group.
New Zealand accounting software pioneer Xero expects to double global revenue to more than $200 million in the year to March 2016.
Arrival of MYOB Group, the Australian accounting software firm, on the Australian Stock Exchange is unlikely to weigh on the dual-listed rival Xero.
Administrators for Dick Smith Holdings will front the Federal Court of Australia this week to ask for approval to delay the next meeting of creditors.