Brookfield is attempting to fashion a consortium out of the remaining bidders for Center Parcs, after a final bid deadline passed without any offers being made.
The Canadian private equity group put the holiday resorts company up for sale earlier this year, aiming for a valuation of about £4bn.
Three remaining bidders — Singapore’s GIC and private equity groups Antin Infrastructure Partners and KSL Capital Partners — were scheduled to submit second-round bids by the end of July, but no formal offers have been made.
In an effort to secure a sale, advisers to Brookfield are trying to construct a consortium from the bidders to spread the hefty cost of a deal. Barclays, Bank of America and Eastdil Secured are advising Brookfield.
The Canadian group may still opt to offload a minority stake to a single bidder or also hang on to the business.
