Mon, 16 Apr 2012 | BUSINESS SALE
Sales of recruitment firms in the oil and gas industry look set to hit the marketplace as a number of major players have called in advisers.
Palatine Private Equity, owner of Air Energi, has hired advisers from Deloitte to seek out a buyer for the firm, according to reports from the Telegraph. Rival buy-out firm Graphite Capital has also called in bankers from Baird to re-start the sale process of NES Global Talent.
Air Energi is expected to sell for a figure around £80 million, while sources in the City informed the paper that NES is valued at between £150 million and £160 million.
Changes in the sector mean that there are yet more recruitment firms for sale, including Fircroft, which has its business based in the North West of England and is focused on the energy, car and mining industries.
Fircroft is on the edge of selling a minority stake in its business to an outside investor. Its corporate financiers from Altium are advising on the potential transaction and are due to give the potential investor exclusivity on the deal. It has been given a £110 million price tag by bankers, but insiders have suggested that it could be worth more to the right investor.
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