KKR & Co. Inc.

Money Moves

Buyer taking Integer private

Integer Holdings builds the parts that go inside pacemakers, defibrillators, and nerve-stimulation devices. On August 3, the private-equity firm KKR agreed to buy the whole company for about $5.7 billion and pull it off the public market.

Updated Aug 8

Money Moves

Seller

The Maersk family's investment company is buying one of shipping's biggest leasing platforms. A.P. Moller Holding will take 100% of Oslo-based Ocean Yield from private equity firm KKR, adding interests in more than 70 vessels and about $5 billion in long-term contracted revenue.

Updated Jul 2

Money Moves

Buyer of Coty’s remaining Wella stake; positioned for a future liquidity event

Coty just sold the last of its Wella stake to KKR for $750 million in cash. It's the cleanest kind of corporate relief: money now, fewer moving parts, and a chance to calm creditors.

Updated May 15