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Gibson Dunn Advised Dextra Partners On Final Closing Of US$825 Million Dextra Co-Investment Fund VII
Gibson Dunn advised Dextra Partners on final closing of US$825 million Dextra Co-investment Fund VII
Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP advised Dextra Partners, a multi-strategy private equity firm focused on the middle market, on the final closing of Dextra Co-investment Fund VII at its hard cap of US$825 million.
The fund will focus on co-investment opportunities alongside Dextra Partners’ flagship fund, targeting high-quality middle-market companies across various industries and geographies.
Dextra Partners is known for its diversified private equity strategies and its active approach to partnering with management teams to create long-term value in the middle-market segment.
The Gibson Dunn team was led by A.J. Frey (Partner, Corporate, Washington D.C., New York), with support from James Hays (Partner, Houston), Edward Sopher (Partner, New York), and Kevin Chapman (Associate, Washington D.C.), Samuel Stender (Associate, Washington D.C.), Maggie Valachovic (Associate, Washington D.C.), and Jeffrey Xu (Associate, Washington D.C.). Daniel Zygielbaum (Partner, Tax, Washington D.C.) and Dr. Galya Savir (Associate, New York) advised on tax matters. Michael Collins (Partner, Benefits, Washington D.C.) advised on benefits aspects. Gregory Merz (Of Counsel, Regulatory, Washington D.C.) advised on regulatory matters.
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