Center Parc’s parent rumoured to be considering sale
Center Parcs is reported to have spoken to banks regarding a long-heralded stock market flotation or sale.
Its private equity owner Blackstone could raise £750 million through a flotation, but it is understood to be also considering an outright sale.
Late last year Blackstone rejected a £2 billion joint bid for Center Parcs from BC Partners and the Canada Pension Plan.
Blackstone, which acquired Center Parcs in 2006, is being advised by investment bank Rothschild. It has not commented on latest speculation regarding either a sale or flotation.
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