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EQT appoints JPMorgan to sell Parques Reunidos for over 1.7 billion

The Swedish private equity manager is preparing its divestment in the Spanish giant, in which Corporación Financiera Alba (25%) and GBL (23%) also participate.

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EQT appoints JPMorgan to sell Parques Reunidos for over 1.7 billion

EQT, a Swedish private equity firm, has hired JPMorgan as financial advisor to prepare the sale of Parques Reunidos, a Spanish leisure parks operator. The deal, valued at around €1,700 million, is in its initial stages, with potential buyers including industrial groups such as Merlin Entertainments or Compagnie des Alpes. EQT acquired Parques Reunidos in 2019 through a public takeover bid, and currently holds a 52% stake, with Corporación Financiera Alba owning 25% and GBL holding 23%.

Parques Reunidos operates over 30 leisure centers in ten countries, generating around €530 million in annual revenue and an EBITDA of over €170 million.

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