German energy firm Techem will remain in the hands of Partners Group after its sale to U.S. financial investor TPG fell through in May, Techem and Partners said on Monday, confirming an earlier report ...

MUNICH (Reuters) -German energy firm Techem will remain in the hands of Swiss investor Partners Group after its sale to U.S. financial investor TPG failed earlier this year, a person familiar with the ...

Mubadala Investment Company, the Abu Dhabi-based investment firm, has joined forces with Partners Group, GIC, and TPG Rise ...

Victoria Farr FRANKFURT/MUNICH (Reuters) -German energy firm Techem will remain in the hands of investor Partners Group after its sale to U.S. financial investor TPG fell through in May, the Swiss ...

The infrastructure arm of Partners Group is taking a controlling stake in building energy services provider Techem as part of ...

Boon Chin Hau, Chief Investment Officer, Infrastructure at GIC, says: "Techem is at the forefront of energy services and is uniquely positioned to drive energy efficiency within the real estate sector ...

Techem was originally acquired in 2018 by another Partners Group-led group, which oversaw a period of strong growth, including a 50% increase in earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and ...

Partners Group and a consortium of minority investors including GIC, TPG Rise Climate and Mubadala Investment Company will invest in Techem, an international provider of digitally enabled services for ...

Techem is set to be acquired for total consideration of approximately AED 29 billion (EUR 6.7 billion). The transaction is ...

The transaction values Techem at an enterprise value of around €6.7 billion. The purchase price will be paid in two instalments, one at close and the remainder in July 2027.

German energy firm Techem continues to work towards a deal after its sale to U.S. financial investor TPG and sovereign wealth fund GIC fell through earlier this month, the company's CEO Matthias ...

Partners Group PGHN 1.02 % increase; green up pointing triangle said it is selling Techem in a deal that values the German metering company at around 6.7 billion euros ($7.46 billion).