US EditionHongShan to acquire iconic audio brand Marshall for US$1.1 billion, sources say
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The Swedish audio equipment manufacturer Marshall Group, which owns the venerable amplifier brand Marshall, is becoming Chinese. Major owner Altor has agreed with venture capital fund Hongshan on a deal, reports Dagens Industri.
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slashdot.orgPrivate Equity Firm HongShan Acquires Rock Icon Marshall For $1.15 Billion
Chinese venture capital and private equity firm HongShan, formerly part of Sequoia, said on Friday it has struck a deal to acquire a majority stake in Marshall in a deal valuing the audio equipment maker at $1.15 billion. Read more of this story at Slashdot.
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HongShan Nears $1.1 Billion Deal to Acquire Rock Icon Marshall
(Bloomberg) -- HongShan Capital Group is nearing a deal to acquire iconic audio equipment maker Marshall Group AB, according to people familiar with the matter. Most Read from Bloomberg A deal could value the Stockholm-based company, whose guitar amplifiers have been used by musicians including Jimi Hendrix, Eric
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