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Oil and gas PE deals tumble as new platform buyouts dry up (opens the original)
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Oil and gas PE deal count fell 60% quarter-over-quarter in the second quarter of this year to just 16 deals, worth $3.4 billion, as investor confidence was hit amid ongoing price volatility. Of the deals made, just three were new platform buyouts, according to PitchBook's Q2 2026 Oil & Gas Report. The rest were secondary buyouts, tuck-ins or carveouts, with firms managing existing holdings rather than deploying fresh capital. According to the report, the supply shock caused by the continued clos
CVC Capital Partners raises $10B for its largest secondaries fund yet (opens the original)
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CVC Capital Partners has closed its sixth global secondaries fund at $10 billion, the largest secondaries fund to be raised by a European manager so far this year, as the strategy continues to attract capital. Secondary Opportunities Fund VI is almost double the size of its predecessor, which raised $5.8 billion in 2023 and, in turn, was twice the size of Fund IV, which closed on $2.7 billion in 2019. The largest secondaries vehicles to be raised globally this year include Clipway's $6.4 billion
PE-backed UK companies shirk IPOs while delistings mount (opens the original)
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The UK government's ongoing battle to attract companies to London's stock exchange has yielded few results among private equity, as British companies eschew the public markets in favour of alternative exit routes. According to PitchBook's 2026 UK Private Capital Breakdown, only eight UK-headquartered companies with PE backing have gone public over the past five years. Of those, two were priced this year — alloy components maker DPC Holdings and geophysical services company Metatek — but neither
Europe's IPO backlog almost halves, but AI could yet refill it (opens the original)
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The pool of European IPO listing candidates has substantially shrunk this year, even as the window remained open. AI companies are expected to drive the next wave. PitchBook's latest analyst note on Europe's IPO window shows that a favorable combination of low volatility, supportive valuations, and a stable interest rate policy has aided listing volumes, with 87 listings so far this year, and Q2 counts up 28.9% quarter-over-quarter. This article appeared as part of The Europe Pitch newsletter. S
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