Two Turkish private equity conglomerates, Esas and Actera, have reached an agreement to jointly acquire a Turkish ferry operation from current owner, global equity firm KKR.
KKR will sell UN Ro-Ro Isletmeleri to the companies; Esas owns the nation’s largest budget airline, while Actera is the nation’s largest buyout specialist, according to reports.
KKR first acquired the ferry freight company for $1.2 billion in 2007, though the parties declined to reveal financial details of this transaction.
According to reports, the ferry operations have developed long-distance Mediterranean services that link Turkey with Italy and France.
Its sale remains subject to regulatory approval.
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