Reuters heard from five anonymous sources that Norway-based debt collector Lindorff's owners, Swiss Investor AB and private equity firm Altor, had already hired banks to lead the Nordic company's IPO.
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Investor AB, one of the majority shareholders of Lindorff, said it was open to divesting ideas for Lindorff.
Altor was geared to acquire a majority stake in Rossignol Group that include Weber Investment and the Boix-Vives family.
Altor's Fund III said that it would acquire Rossignol Group's majority shares.
With a US$1.1 billion offer for the Cermaq's fish feed unit, Bain Capital and Altor complicated Marine Harvest's plans of acquiring the entire firm with a US$1.7 billion deal.
Private equity form CVC wants to sell its Danish retailer Matas while Nordic peer Altor is preparing to sell Swedish food supply business Eurocater.
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