Blackstone – the private equity giant which owns Center Parcs – is believed to have rejected a joint £2bn (€2.5bn, $3.1bn) bid from BC Partners and the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) for the chain of leisure resorts.
Sky News is reporting that Blackstone rebuffed the bid, saying the offer undervalued the leisure operator.
Following the rejection, Blackstone is thought to be formally planning to float the company on the stock market in 2015, or put Center Parcs up for a formal auction.
Blackstone has owned Center Parcs since 2006 and has reported a 99 per cent occupancy for its newest site in Woburn Forest, Bedfordshire, since opening and is in talks with tourism authorities in Ireland over the construction of a resort there.
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