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companies. The firm's reputation and market position were both damaged by the loss of over $ 1 billion from minority investments in six telecommunications and 13 Internet companies at the peak of the 1990s stock market bubble as well as several traditional buyouts that ended in bankruptcy (e.g.,
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In 1997 Chancellor and Evergreen Media merged to form Chancellor Media (renamed AMFM in 1999). The next year Hicks Muse continued buying US and Latin American media companies, as well as a few oddities (a
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was acquired by HM Capital Partners. Located in Manawa, Wisconsin, Sturm Foods specializes in the manufacturing of bulk goods such as oatmeal and markets several sugar-free products under private labels.
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company), Regency Gas Services (gas processing and distribution), and Centennial Puerto Rico Cable TV (Puerto Rican cable television company). It also agreed to buy a majority stake in trendy luxury
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with its purchases of cash-starved Mexican companies, including Seguros Commercial America, one of the country's largest insurers. That year it also brought International Home Foods (Jiffy Pop,
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resigned from Hicks Muse at the end of 2004 and was replaced at the helm by co-founder John Muse. Hicks would go on to found Hicks Holdings LLC. Charles Tate resigned from Hicks Muse in 2002.
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fund. They also invested $ 400 million into Teligent, Inc., a fixed wireless telecommunications carrier. Teligent filed for bankruptcy in 2001 and is now defunct.
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In 2013, HM Capital began dissolving. The energy group spun out as Tailwater Capital and the food group spun off as Kainos Capital.
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and the new group of partners heading the firm. HM Capital appears to be overcoming initial obstacles, raising new capital from
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and Perrier-Jouët (it quadrupled its investment when it sold the champagne houses in late 2000). Lured by low stock prices on
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The buyout firm's Chancellor Media radio company went public in 1996. That year Hicks Muse gained entry into
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subsequently acquired US directories publisher McLeodUSA for about $ 600 million, and floated in 2003.
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In March 2006, Hicks Muse Tate & Furst changed its name to HM Capital reflecting the departure of
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as Hicks, Muse & Co. and was changed in 1994 to reflect the roles of Charles Tate and Jack Furst.
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Securities banker John Muse to form Hicks Muse. Early investments included Life Partners Group (
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Acquisitions in 1999 included UK food group Hillsdown Holdings, one-third of Mexican
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Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst logo prior to the change of the firm's name in 2006
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Acquisitions in 2004 included Kerns Oil & Gas (renamed Blackbrush Energy --
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In January 2005, the company's European arm, separated from Hicks Muse to form
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Hicks Muse struggled in the years immediately following the bursting of the
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maker Grupo Minsa, and (just in time for millennial celebrations) popular
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Hicks & Haas' biggest coup was its mid-1980s acquisition of several
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for roughly $ 3.5 billion, making it the largest non-corporate
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software maker, a Danish seed company, and US direct-seller
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Hicks raised $ 250 million in 1989 and teamed with former
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As part of its buy-and-build strategy, Hicks Muse bought
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Deal Journal Remember Hicks Muse? They're Back (Sort of)
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casualties, having invested heavily in technology and
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Hicks Muse
HM Capital
Limited liability company
Private equity
Tom Hicks
John Muse
Dallas, Texas
United States
Leveraged buyouts
Growth capital
private equity
leveraged buyouts
Tom Hicks
John Muse
Texas
radio station
Tom Hicks
leveraged buyouts
venture capital
Hicks
Robert Haas
Steven
soft drink
Dr Pepper
7 Up
Haas Wheat & Partners
private equity firm

Prudential
life insurance

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