Liberty plc has been acquired by BlueGem Capital Partners LLP
Luxury department store Liberty plc has been sold to former City bankers BlueGem Capital Partners LLP. The private equity group has bought the iconic London store for US$52 million. The investment fund's offer plus the dividend paid to investors by the Liberty board, brings the total transaction value to approximately US$68 million.
Liberty is a department store located in the West End of London which sells luxury goods including women's, men's and children's fashion, cosmetics and fragrances, jewellery, accessories, homeware, furniture, stationery and gifts, and is known for its floral and graphic prints.
BlueGem Capital Partners is a London-based mid-market private equity manager established in 2007.
Oaklins Cavendish, based in the UK, advised the seller in this transaction.
Talk to the deal team
Lord Leigh of Hurley
Oaklins Cavendish
Related deals
Skyfit Academia has been acquired by SFH Holding
Skyfit Academia had been acquired by SFH Holding, an investment vehicle led by Caio Murad Peres. The transaction reflects the attractiveness of scalable fitness platforms in Brazil, supported by Skyfit’s efficient business model, strong expansion track record, more than 800 units sold, nationwide presence and exposure to underpenetrated markets, positioning the company for its next phase of growth and reinforcing its role as a leading consolidation platform.
Learn moreDiederichs Karosserieteile has been acquired by ITAL, a portfolio company of Naxicap
Diederichs Karosserieteile GmbH has been acquired by ITAL Holding, a European automotive aftermarket platform backed by Naxicap Partners.
Learn moreParcom has sold Krifon to Varro
Krifon AS, a leading Nordic B2B distributor specializing in home and garden products, has been acquired by Varro. The transaction marks a new chapter for the company as it continues to strengthen its position as a trusted category partner to leading DIY chains, garden centers and furniture retailers in Norway.
Learn more