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Lone Star Said to Weigh Options for Coffee-Machine Firm Evoca

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 23 September 2026, 08:31 UTC By Giulia Morpurgo and Antonio Vanuzzo 1 min read
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Private equity firm Lone Star Funds is mulling its options for Evoca SpA, including a potential handover of the business to creditors or a sale of the debt-laden Italian coffee machine maker, people familiar with the matter said.

Private equity firm Lone Star Funds is mulling its options for Evoca SpA, including a potential handover of the business to creditors or a sale of the debt-laden Italian coffee machine maker, people familiar with the matter said.
Lone Star (PERSON) Weigh Options for Coffee-Machine (ORG) Evoca SpA (ORG) Italian (ORG)
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