Carlyle Group Withdraws From Bidding for Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems Business
Private-equity firm Carlyle Group withdrew from bidding for a stake in the marine division of Thyssenkrupp, the German industrial company said. Confirming information first reported by Reuters, Thyssenkrupp said Tuesday that it remained committed to making its marine-systems unit independent despite Carlyle backing out.
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