The company was taken private in 2007 for $11.3 billion by Blackstone Group, DDR & Co., TPG and Goldman Sachs Group, with each company contributing $1.3 billion and the rest covered with new debt, $5.9 billion of which is still on Biomet’s balance sheets.
Biomet selected Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs Group and JPMorgan Chase to lead the IPO.
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