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The Carlyle Group Inc. (NASDAQ: CG) is a global investment firm in the portfolio management industry, active across Global Private Equity, Global Credit, and Carlyle AlpInvest. News related to Carlyle often reflects its role as a sponsor, backer, or majority owner of companies in sectors such as media services, energy infrastructure, maritime and defense services, specialty insurance, and medical technology.
On this page, readers can follow CG news that includes announcements from Carlyle itself and from businesses in which it holds significant stakes. Recent examples include NEP Group highlighting Carlyle as its largest shareholder in connection with a major equity investment and refinancing, ARMADA Parent Inc. describing itself as majority owned by Carlyle and another private equity firm in an acquisition of Poseidon Industrial, and NineDot Energy noting that it is backed by Carlyle and Manulife in a corporate debt facility to support battery energy storage projects.
Other news items show Carlyle’s presence in specialty insurance and medical device manufacturing through its backing of Vantage Group Holdings and Resonetics. These stories illustrate how Carlyle’s capital supports acquisitions, growth initiatives, and financing transactions across its portfolio.
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Resonetics (NYSE:CG) signed an agreement to acquire Resolution Medical, a designer and manufacturer of complex medical devices headquartered in Fridley, MN with operations in the Netherlands. The deal adds capabilities across neuromodulation, structural heart, and interventional cardiology and is expected to close in 2026, subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions. Resolution Medical brings >240 employees, including >100 engineers, plus design engineering, NPI, and cleanroom production supporting Class II and III devices. Until closing both companies will operate independently.
Sedgwick announced a strategic investment by Altas Partners alongside existing investors Carlyle and Stone Point, with Altas committing $1.0 billion of equity and Carlyle retaining its control position. The transaction implies a total enterprise value of approximately $13.2 billion, up from $6.7 billion at Carlyle's 2018 investment, and is expected to close in Q4 2024 subject to customary conditions. Sedgwick will remain an independent private company; in 2023 it handled more than 8 million claims and had fiduciary responsibility for over $33 billion in claim payments.
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Resonetics (NYSE:CG) announced on January 6, 2026 the acquisition of manufacturing assets, process know-how, and intellectual property related to implantable and external pulse generators (IPG/EPG) and leads from Med-Ally.
The deal combines Resonetics' implantable battery technologies with Med-Ally's pulse-generator manufacturing and assembly capabilities, enabling an integrated offering from energy source to active implantable device for neuromodulation, brain-computer-interface (BCI), and cardiac rhythm management (CRM) markets. The acquired assets will be transferred to an existing Resonetics facility. This is Resonetics' third notable transaction in the past 12 months, following prior asset acquisitions for nitinol gun-drilling and micro-molding.
Howard Hughes (NYSE: HHH) agreed to acquire 100% of Vantage Group Holdings for $2.1 billion in cash, roughly 1.5x year-end 2025 book value. The transaction is expected to close in Q2 2026, subject to customary regulatory approvals.
Vantage will retain its name, brand, management team and go-to-market strategy; HHH ownership will provide permanent capital aimed at strengthening Vantage's credit profile and underwriting flexibility. Pershing Square will manage Vantage's assets on a fee-free basis. A conference call and X Spaces session with HHH leadership is scheduled for Dec 18, 2025 at 8:30 a.m. ET.
Willow Wealth (CG) launched direct access to three evergreen private markets funds from Carlyle (CG), Goldman Sachs Asset Management (GS), and StepStone (STEP), offering investors curated exposure to private credit, private equity, and real estate. The three funds collectively represent $11.7 billion in assets under management as of September 30, 2025, and sit within a broader evergreen fund market of more than $180 billion.
Willow Wealth positions these funds as fully deployed portfolios with a structure providing periodic liquidity, available now to accredited investors on its platform, with additional funds expected in coming months.
ARMADA Parent (NASDAQ: CG) announced on November 12, 2025 the acquisition of Poseidon Industrial LLC, a Virginia-based provider of mechanical, electrical, and systems integration services for U.S. Navy modernization and repair programs.
The deal expands ARMADA’s maritime and defense footprint, adding turnkey modernization, systems installation, AIT services, and quality management capabilities to support ship repair, shipbuilding, and combat-systems modernization across its national operating companies.
Thoma Bravo (NYSE:CG) announced that Jeff Levin and Kunal Soni have joined Thoma Bravo Credit as partners, with Levin named head of the platform, on Oct. 21, 2025. The release notes Thoma Bravo Credit has invested over $25 billion across more than 100 transactions since 2017 and closed Thoma Bravo Credit Fund III earlier in 2025. Levin and Soni bring decades of private credit experience from Morgan Stanley and Carlyle to expand origination, structuring, and underwriting capacity. The hires aim to broaden investor access to private-credit opportunities and increase the platform's ability to provide long-term capital to borrowers.
NEP Group (NYSE:CG) announced that 26North Partners led a $700 million equity investment on October 17, 2025 to accelerate NEP’s growth and innovation in live sports and entertainment production. Carlyle participates and will remain NEP’s largest shareholder. The capital will support international expansion, scaling of remote production and software capabilities, and access to 26North founder Josh Harris’s sports and entertainment ecosystem. Transaction advisors included Goldman Sachs, RBC Capital Markets, Greenhill, Barclays and major law firms.
NEP Group (CG) announced a $700 million equity investment led by new partner 26North, with Carlyle participating and remaining the company’s largest shareholder.
The company also completed a comprehensive debt refinancing that the release says reduces debt levels and strengthens NEP’s capital structure. Management said the transactions position NEP to accelerate investment in global operations, product development and new partnerships to expand media services and live events capabilities.
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