David Carnevali
M&A Reporter at Bloomberg News
Deals correspondent at Bloomberg. Previously at Reuters, WSJ, FT and others. East Village vibes via Rome, Milan and London. I take notes on lots of things.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | David Carnevali |Vinicy Chan |Dinesh Nair
Hexagon AB is considering a multibillion-dollar sale of its computer-aided engineering simulation software business, people familiar with the matter said, as part of the Swedish firm’s efforts to streamline its operations. The Swedish firm has been speaking to advisers about the potential divestment of the unit, which was formerly known as MSC Software, said the people. The asset has drawn initial interest from other companies, the people said.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | David Carnevali |Vinicy Chan |Dinesh Nair
Hexagon AB is considering a multibillion-dollar sale of its computer-aided engineering simulation software business, people familiar with the matter said, as part of the Swedish firm’s efforts to streamline its operations. The Swedish firm has been speaking to advisers about the potential divestment of the unit, which was formerly known as MSC Software, said the people. The asset has drawn initial interest from other companies, the people said.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Josh Saul |Mark Chediak |David Carnevali
Blackstone Infrastructure agreed to acquire New Mexico utility owner TXNM Energy Inc. for about $5.7 billion, the latest in a flurry of power deals as US electricity consumption grows. After two decades of little change, power demand in the US is expanding on the back of the construction of new data centers and factories, along with the overall electrification of the economy.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Josh Saul |Mark Chediak |David Carnevali
The Blackstone headquarters in New York. (Bloomberg) -- Blackstone Infrastructure agreed to acquire New Mexico utility owner TXNM Energy Inc. for about $5.7 billion, the latest in a flurry of power deals as US electricity consumption grows. After two decades of little change, power demand in the US is expanding on the back of the construction of new data centers and factories, along with the overall electrification of the economy.
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3 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Michelle F. Davis |David Carnevali
Acuren Corp. has agreed to buy rival engineering and inspection-services provider NV5 Global Inc. for about $1.7 billion in cash and stock. NV5 investors will receive $23 per share, consisting of $10 in cash and $13 in shares of Acuren common stock, according to a statement Thursday. Acuren shareholders will own about 60% of the combined company, with NV5 investors holding the rest.
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