Pension deal breaks Boots sale deadlock

The guardians of Alliance Boots’ pension scheme struck a funding deal with the group’s private equity buyers today, breaking the deadlock that threatened the £11.1bn (€16.4bn) sale of the healthcare giant.

Pension deal breaks Boots sale deadlock

The guardians of Alliance Boots’ pension scheme struck a funding deal with the group’s private equity buyers today, breaking the deadlock that threatened the £11.1bn (€16.4bn) sale of the healthcare giant.

Boots’ new owners, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Boots deputy chairman Stefano Pessina, have agreed to pay £418m (€619m) in instalments over 10 years to plug the retail and pharmaceutical group’s pension hole.

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