Clarios, a battery maker owned by Brookfield and Canadian pension fund CDPQ, raised $5bn this week in a sign that lenders do ...

Car battery maker Clarios International Inc. launched a loan deal on Wednesday that will go toward paying a $4.5 billion dividend to its private equity owners — one of the largest such payouts on ...

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The Brookfield-CDPQ consortium has repaid more than $2 billion of Clarios’s debt since the takeover in 2019, the people said. Deliberations are ongoing and Clarios could still change its plans ...

Jan 6 (Reuters) - Clarios International, a car battery maker owned by global investment firm Brookfield, on Monday filed to withdraw its initial public offering plans in the United States.

Clarios International plans to raise debt to fund a payout to shareholders including Brookfield Asset Management and pension fund Caisse de Depot et Placement du Quebec. Car-battery maker Clarios ...

Clarios filed for a United States initial public offering in July 2021, about two years after Brookfield and CDPQ acquired the business from Johnson Controls International Plc. for roughly US$13 ...