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In reply to the discussion: Kraft Heinz cut expenses too deeply under private equity management, its new CEO says [View all]WSHazel
(692 posts)47. You probably are getting inbound calls from analysts
The PEs are so desperate for deal flow that they have junior analysts cold call companies. Most of those analysts are just sucking data out of whoever will answer the phone, but they will put an offer in if their boss likes what they hear. That is another sign that the PEs have to pay too much for their investments to get away with the "sell it off for parts" approach. They have to grow their companies.
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Kraft Heinz cut expenses too deeply under private equity management, its new CEO says [View all]
BumRushDaShow
Feb 24
OP
Yep, they buy the companies with loans under the companies names. Loans that pay the "Private Equity" owners. Then
LiberalArkie
Feb 24
#8
Wikipedia actually has some other examples that fell on the sword (or are in process of such) of PE firms
BumRushDaShow
Feb 24
#27
Well they are fucking up the housing market for both renters and would be owners.
LuvLoogie
Feb 24
#18
The term "buzz-word world" is so perfect to describe the madness in both private and the business world.
walkingman
Feb 24
#2
Does that mean they're going to rehire all the employees in Pittsburgh that got laid off?
FakeNoose
Feb 24
#6
Some quick googling showed the company started putting a lot of emphasis on AI a couple of
highplainsdem
Feb 24
#12