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Tag: Carlyle Group

Apparel Brand Supreme acquired by VF Corp for $2.1 billion
ACQUISITION

Apparel Brand Supreme acquired by VF Corp for $2.1 billion

VF Corp, the owner of Vans, Timberland, and The North Face clothing brand has acquired the famed streetwear brand Supreme in a deal worth $2.1 billion. The Carlyle Group and Goode Partners, are selling their stakes in the Supreme brand. This deal comes three years after private equity firm The Carlyle Group bought a 50% stake in the streetwear brand for $500 million, which valued Supreme at $1 billion. This is the same Carlyle Group who owned 50% stake for $500m in Beats Electronic and sold their stake to Apple for $3 billion just after eight months of the deal. Supreme sells apparel, accessories and footwear under its namesake brand globally through direct-to-consumer channels, primarily digital. The Supreme brand’s founder, James Jebbia and the senior leadership team of t...
Alphabet-backed One Medical Raises $350 Million
FUNDING

Alphabet-backed One Medical Raises $350 Million

Alphabet-backed One Medical has reportedly announced that it has secured an amount of $350 million in a funding round. This round was led by the Carlyle Group. The company is planning to utilize these funds in an aggressive expansion plan for the company, which will include doubling its 72 offices throughout the seven states. One Medical, at present, is serving and expanding into new markets. The markets have yet not been clarified but they will soon be finalized. Along with this, the funds will also assist the company in taking on dinosaur incumbents in the medical field as well as newer startups with a similar technology offering such as Forward, an AI-based “medical office of the future.” "From the time of our founding by Dr. Tom X Lee, we have been on a mission to create an enti...