CVC Capital Partners is providing a €210m capital injection into tea group Lipton as it works to stabilise the business following its €4.5bn acquisition from Unilever, amid growing concerns over the company’s leveraged balance sheet and weakening trading performance, according to a report by the Financial Times.
The fresh funding is aimed at easing liquidity pressure and reducing the risk of a potential debt restructuring at the maker of PG Tips, whose debt has come under increasing strain in se...
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