Thames Water selects KKR as preferred bidder
Thames Water has selected the US private equity group KKR as its preferred bidder to take control of the UK’s largest water utility and aid its battle against renationalisation. KKR, which is already a shareholder in Northumbrian Water, had submitted a preliminary £4bn bid to take a majority stake in Thames Water earlier this year.
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