< td style =" width :“ 74 %”; vertical-align: top ;"> KKR completed the first billion-dollar buyout transaction to acquire the leisure-time company with interests in television, movie theaters and tourist attractions.

< td style =" width :“ 74 %”; vertical-align: top ;"> KKR sponsored the $ 6. 1 billion management buyout of Beatrice, which owned Samsonite and Tropicana among other consumer brands.

< td style =" width :“ 74 %”; vertical-align: top ;"> KKR completed a friendly $ 5. 5 billion buyout of Safeway to help management avoid hostile overtures from Herbert and Robert Haft of Dart Drug.

< td style =" width :“ 74 %”; vertical-align: top ;"> KKR acquired the company for $ 3. 3 billion in early 1988 but faced issues with the buyout almost immediately.

< td style =" width :“ 74 %”; vertical-align: top ;"> KKR and Bain Capital, together with Merrill Lynch and the Frist family ( which had founded the company ) completed a $ 31. 6 billion acquisition of the hospital company, 17 years after it was taken private for the first time in a management buyout.

< td style =" width :“ 74 %”; vertical-align: top ;"> In August 2006, a consortium of KKR, Silver Lake Partners and AlpInvest Partners acquired a controlling 80. 1 % share of semiconductors unit of Philips for € 6. 4 billion.

< td style =" width :“ 74 %”; vertical-align: top ;"> The Danish phone company was acquired by KKR, Apax Partners, Providence Equity Partners and Permira for € 12. 2 billion ($ 15. 3 billion ), which at the time made it the second largest European buyout in history .</ td >

< td style =" width :“ 74 %”; vertical-align: top ;"> KKR and Stefano Pessina, the company ’ s deputy chairman and largest shareholder, acquired the UK drug store retailer for £ 12. 4 billion ($ 24. 8 billion ) including assumed debt, after increasing their bid more than 40 % amidst intense competition from Terra Firma Capital Partners and Wellcome Trust.

< td style =" width :“ 74 %”; vertical-align: top ;"> The Blackstone Group, KKR, TPG Capital and Goldman Sachs acquired the medical devices company for $ 11. 6 billion .</ td >

< td style =" width :“ 74 %”; vertical-align: top ;"> KKR and TPG Capital completed the $ 29 billion buyout of the credit and debit card payment processor and former parent of Western Union.

< td style =" width :“ 74 %”; vertical-align: top ;"> An investor group led by KKR and TPG Capital and together with Goldman Sachs completed the $ 44. 37 billion buyout of the regulated utility and power producer.

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