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  • Sale Sharks tycoon Simon Orange buys steel giant

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    The co-owner of rugby union side Sale Sharks, Simon Orange, has bought the UK’s second-largest steel contractor just a few months after selling his investment business in a deal worth more than £1bn. Self-made millionaire Orange, whose brother Jason was an original member of Take That, has snapped up a majority stake in Greater Manchester-based [...]

  • Sale Sharks owner sells £1bn empire to Asda backer TDR Capital

    Business

    Simon Orange, the self-made millionaire who co-owns Premiership rugby club Sale Sharks, has sold his business empire to Asda backer TDR Capital in a deal worth more than £1bn. CorpAcq, which is based in Cheshire, counts more than 40 businesses as part of its portfolio including the likes of Cotton Traders. CorpAcq does not included [...]

  • New York float worth £1.2bn involving Michael Klein abandoned

    Business

    The planned $1.6bn (£1.2bn) merger involving a Cheshire investment group founded by the brother of former Take That singer Jason Orange, that would see it float on the New York Stock Exchange, has collapsed. The deal between Corpacq, which was founded by Simon Orange, and Churchill Capital Corp VII, a special purpose investment vehicle set [...]

  • Corpacq’s $1.6bn New York float nears after six-month delay

    June 24, 2024

    A $1.6bn (£1.26bn) merger involving an investment group founded by the brother of a former Take That singer is on the verge of being approved after being delayed by six months.

  • CorpAcq: $1.6bn New York Stock Exchange listing ‘on track’ after London snub

    January 23, 2024

    Revenue and profits jumped at an investment group ahead of its $1.6bn merger in the coming months, a new filing has revealed.

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