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Blackstone (BX.US) is reportedly set to acquire Jersey Mike's, a sandwich chain in the US.

Market IntelMonday, Nov 18, 2024 11:50 pm ET
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Blackstone (BX.US) is close to a deal to buy Jersey Mike's, the sandwich chain, for about $8bn, including debt, according to people familiar with the matter. The sale could be announced as early as this week, the people said. The final agreement has not yet been reached and the negotiations could still fall apart, the people said. Last year, private equity firm Roark Capital Group agreed to buy Subway, Jersey Mike's larger rival, for more than $9bn. Blackstone has been investing in food service chains this year. In February, Blackstone Group announced a growth equity investment in 7Brew Coffee to help accelerate its drive-thru beverage business. In April, Blackstone said it had agreed to buy Tropical Smoothie Cafe, a fast-casual restaurant franchisor, from Levine Leichtman Capital Partners.

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Anteater_Able
11/19
Let's not forget the impact on the employees and local businesses affected by the potential acquisition. Hope Blackstone has a solid integration plan in place to support the transition.
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ev00rg
11/19
Just saw that Roark Capital Group bought Subway for over $9bn last year... hope Blackstone isn't overpaying for Jersey Mike's. Need to keep an eye on this.
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HairyBallsOfTheGods
11/19
Remember when Roark Capital Group bought Subway for over $9bn last year? Guess the sandwich wars are heating up. Will be interesting to see how this impacts the market
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donutloop
11/19
This is a clever play by Blackstone! With their recent investments in 7Brew Coffee and Tropical Smoothie Cafe, they're clearly targeting the quick-service industry. BX.US might see a boost from this strategic move.
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Critical-Database-49
11/19
Because what every investment portfolio needs... a lot of mayonnaise and tomato. On a serious note, good move Blackstone!
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ashish1512
11/19
This is a smart move by Blackstone. With the success of Tropical Smoothie Cafe and now Jersey Mike's, their food portfolio is looking juicy. More acquisitions please!
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curbyourapprehension
11/19
$8bn for a sandwich chain? I've had better deals at the Jersey Mike's near my office. Guess that's what happens when private equity gets hungry
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aiolyfe
11/19
Yes! A BX.US-backed Jersey Mike's means only good things for their expansion plans! My favorite sandwich spot is about to get a lot better
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LoinsSinOfPride
11/19
Not sure about this one... $8bn for a sandwich chain? Hope Blackstone knows what they're getting into. Jury's still out for me.
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Liteboyy
11/19
Awesome! Finally, BX is doing something exciting with their investments. Fingers crossed this pays off big time!
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moazzam0
11/19
Not sure about this one... How much debt is included in that $8bn? Hoping Blackstone knows what they're getting into.
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NRG1788
11/19
Loving the snack game, Blackstone! First, 7Brew Coffee, now Jersey Mike's? What's next, aBX.US-owned pizza empire?
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