Malcolm Walker News
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Loans used to fund buyouts in Europe fell 44 percent in the first quarter, the biggest decline in three years, as the number of banks willing to underwrite the debt shrank because of tighter capital rules and a smoldering fiscal crisis.
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Iceland Foods Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Malcolm Walker teamed up with investors including DFS Furniture founder Graham Kirkham to acquire the budget U.K. supermarket chain from its Icelandic owners for 1.45 billion pounds ($2.3 billion) after fending off rival bids.
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Iceland Foods Ltd.’s majority owners Landsbanki Islands hf and Glitnir hf will provide 250 million pounds ($392 million) to help Chief Executive Officer Malcolm Walker fund a buyout, two people familiar with the matter said.
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Iceland Foods Ltd. offered price guidance on its 885 million-pound ($1.4 billion) leveraged-loan financing for the company’s buyout by its chief executive officer, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
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Malcolm Walker, chief executive officer of Iceland Foods Ltd., secured the backing of Canadian pension fund Alberta Investment Management Corp. to finance a 1 billion pound ($1.6 billion) bid for the U.K. budget grocery chain, the Sunday Times said, citing an interview with Walker.
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Malcolm Walker, founder of Iceland Foods Ltd., said he hasn’t gained backing from Deutsche Bank AG or any other lender for his planned bid to regain control of the U.K.-based frozen-food chain.
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Blackstone Group LP may back the bid for Iceland Foods Ltd. by Malcolm Walker, the retailer’s founder and chief executive officer, the Sunday Telegraph reported.
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The management of Iceland Foods Group Ltd., led by founder and Chief Executive officer Malcolm Walker, signed an agreement late last night that gives them the opportunity of buying the U.K. frozen-food retail chain ahead of any other potential bids, the company said in an e-mailed statement.
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Bain Capital LLC, BC Partners Ltd. and William Morrison Supermarkets Plc are the remaining bidders for Iceland Foods Ltd., the U.K. budget grocery chain, according to four people with knowledge of the plan.
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Iceland Foods Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Malcolm Walker won’t enter the first round of bids for a 77 percent stake in the U.K. supermarket chain being sold by Landsbanki Islands hf and Glitnir Bank hf, the Sunday Telegraph reported, without saying where it got the information.
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