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 Wednesday 11 June 2025 8:02 am|Updated:Thursday 12 June 2025 9:43 amPrivate equity giant KKR returns with final bid for AssuraBy: Samuel NormanCity ReporterShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailSecure Trustrsquo  deposits hit a record high.UK healthcare property firm Assura has received its best and final offer from KKR, which is set to trigger another delisting blow for the London Stock Exchange.Assura has recommended a cash offer from Sana Bidco, a vehicle owned by KKR and Stonepeak, which values the firm at 52.1p per share. Shares in Assura closed at 48.58p on Tuesday.The offer also trumps a bid from Primary Health Properties  PHP  lodged late May for 51.7p per share.The two rivals had been locked in a biddi brumate cup ng war for Assura, which included KKR slamming PHPrsquo  offer as coming with numerous critical issues that could ldquo ignificantly increase the financial risk profile of the combined entity.The firm will be added to a 2025rsquo  growing list of departures and follow a tech takeover frenzy on Monday that included three separate billion-pound mergers and acquisitions moves as US giants seized on British bargains.Assura: Deal will benefit NHSTh polene italy e healthcare company stated that private ownership  stanley deutschland would enable it to secure new funding and invest in healthcare infrastructure, without the pressure of public market expectations.It added that the deal would be Odze UK rushing through trade deals without thorough consultation, says independent audit
 Monday 30 November 2020 3:49 pm|Updated:Friday 05 February 2021 11:08 amCorona Impact Series: A Shoreditch paper goods supplier forced to move polene usa  onlineBy: Michiel WillemsShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShar polene bags e on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailIn thisseries, City A.M. looks at the financial and economicimpactof th stanley usa e ongoing pandemic on a range of small and medium-sized businesses across London. Today: how a small stationery brand was forced to accelerate its digital transformation. At the start of the first lockdownwe had to close our five brick-and-mortar stores pretty much overnight, sighs Sidonie Warren, founder of Papersmiths. Before the pandemic, the stationery brand and paper goods supplier had branches in Shoreditch, Kingrsquo  Cross, Chelsea, Brighton and Bristol. As a direct result of the Coronavirus outbreak and its subsequent lockdown, revenue in the shops dried up very quickly. Together with her co-founder Kyle Clarke, Warren moved Papersmithsrsquo; online inventory to her home in Hackney where she fulfilled orders from her spare room for four months. Any time not spent wrapping orders was focused on marketing. We were fortunate that some of our bricks-and-mortar customers started to shop with us online for the first time, Warren tells City A.M.Each week, she would cycle to her Papersmiths London stores and collect stock to top up the inventory. Sometimes Irsquo;d have 15kg of stationery