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London risks being “brought to its knees” by the Government’s complacency over Chinese investment in critical infrastructure, ...
Thames Water has picked US private equity giant KKR as its "preferred partner" to buy the troubled water utility firm. The planned investment by KKR would help it deal with its mountain of debt, and ...
Its debt pile increased sharply when Macquarie, an Australian infrastructure bank, owned Thames Water, with debts reaching more than £10bn by the time the company was sold in 2017. Macquarie said ...
Under its bid, KKR is believed not to be planning to break up Thames Water or sell off assets to raise funds for its bid. It is also understood that Castle Water, a firm co-owned by Conservative ...
Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Thames Water has estimated the cost of upgrading its flagship Oxford sewage works has risen from £40mn to ...
Its debt pile increased sharply when it was owned by Macquarie, an Australian infrastructure bank. Macquarie has said that it invested billions of pounds in upgrading Thames's water and sewerage ...
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Thames Water picks KKR as preferred bidder in equity rescueUnder its bid, KKR is believed not to be planning to break up Thames Water or sell off assets to raise funds for its bid. It is also understood that Castle Water, a firm co-owned by Conservative Party ...
It is also understood that Castle Water, a firm co-owned by Conservative Party treasurer Graham Edwards, was one of the parties that had approached Thames in recent months. Another bid came from ...
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