Including the investment portfolio currently realized by Silver Lake, or has been included in the technology industry leader, Such as Ameritrade, Avago Technologies, AVI-SPL, Business Objects, Flextronics, Gartner, Instinet, IPC, MCI, NASDAQ, Network General, NXP Semiconductors Sabre Holdings, Seagate Technology, Serena Software, SunGard Data Systems, Thomson, UGS and Multiplan.
The following table details some of the most important private equity investments in Silver Lake: investment year company introduction documents Skype Company 2009 Silver Lake, Anderson Horowitz and Canada Pension Plan Investment Agency announced that 65% of the $654.38+09 billion acquired by Skype came from E-Bay. Avaya's business value is $2.75 billion. In 2007, Silver Lake and TPG Capital completed the technology company of enterprise telephone and call center, formerly a company acquired Lucent technology company Sabre Holding Company with a leverage of $8.2 billion. In 2006, Silver Lake and TPG Capital announced a deal to acquire Sabre Holding Company, operation, service, travel network, Sabre and Sabre aviation solutions company, with about US$ 430 million in cash, plus the assumption that Blackstone acquired Sabre's main competitor Travelport earlier this year. NXP Semiconductors In August 2006, a consortium consisting of Silver Lake, Kohlberg, kravis Roberts and AlpInvest partners acquired a semiconductor company, holding a market share of 80. 1% of Philips. 640 million dollars. The new company headquartered in the Netherlands was renamed NXP Semiconductors. SunGard Company In 2006, SunGard Company acquired seven consortia of private equity investment companies with a value of11300 million US dollars. In this acquisition, the partner Silver Lake, Bain Capital, Blackstone Group, Goldman Sachs Capital Partner, Kohlberg kravis Roberts, Providence Equity Partner, and Texas Pacific Construction Group. This is the largest leveraged buyout since the acquisition of RJR Na Beske Company was completed at the end of the leveraged buyout boom in 1980s. In addition, at the time of its announcement, SunGard was the largest acquisition in the history of technology companies, and the difference would give up the acquisition of Freescale Semiconductor. SunGard's transaction is also marked by the number of companies involved in the transaction. The participation of enterprise consortia has been criticized by private equity investors, who think that cross-shareholding between companies is usually unattractive. Avago Technologies (Avago Technologies) In 2005, Agilent Semiconductor acquired kravis Roberts from Silver Lake and Kohlberg and established Avago Technologies (Avago Technologies), which is one of the largest private semiconductor companies in the world. Anwar completed an initial public offering of $6.5 million in 2009.