Kantar, Worldpanel

Kantar owners eye break-up of group, $6.5 billion Worldpanel sale, reports say
Market research group Kantar's owners are exploring the sale of its Worldpanel division for 5 billion pounds ($6.5 billion) or more, Sky News reported on Sunday, while in a separate report the Financial Times said Kantar is set to be broken up and sold.
Kantar owners plot £5bn sale of Worldpanel data division
The owners of Kantar Group, the global market research firm, are to explore a £5bn-plus sale of the division which supplies closely watched data on the performance of Britain's supermarkets.
WPP and Bain mull sale of Kantar Worldpanel data division for $6.5bn
In 2019, WPP sold a 60% stake in Kantar to Bain Capital, originally valuing Kantar at £3.2bn, with long-term goals to transform the market research company into a brand strategy consultancy.
Bain and WPP to break up research company Kantar
Multibillion-dollar market research group Kantar is set to be broken up and sold by owners Bain and WPP, shifting from a plan to pursue a stock exchange flotation of the company over worries about the weak market for public offerings.
Kantar owners exploring sale of Worldpanel unit
Bain Capital and WPP were said to be exploring a sale of market research outfit Kantar's Worldpanel unit for more than £5.0bn.
Bain, WPP plan to break up Kantar, FT reports
Kantar is set to be broken up and sold by Bain (BCSF) and WPP (WPP), Ivan Levingston and Daniel Thomas of The Financial Times reports. Bain and
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