DCC Energy Agrees to £5.75 Billion Takeover by KKR and ECP Consortium
DCC Energy, a major FTSE 100 energy firm, has agreed to a £5.75 billion takeover by a consortium led by KKR and Energy Capital Partners. The deal will take the company private, offering a 24% premium to shareholders.
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