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Bank of England currency printer De La Rue maps sale to buyout firm Atlas

Sky News Monday, 14 April 2025
Bank of England currency printer De La Rue maps sale to buyout firm AtlasThe company which prints banknotes for the Bank of England is on the brink of an historic takeover that would see it owned by private equity investors for the first time since it was founded 212 years ago.
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