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Lendlease Group Chief Financial Officer succession
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This Month
Lendlease faces $100m hit after losing Sydney land dispute
The developer has lost a court battle over its rights to farmland in Sydney’s south-west. The setback comes as it pursues a radical overhaul of its business.
Treasury debt manager hit by staff exodus, corruption claims
The Australian Office of Financial Management has lost about a quarter of its 50 staff over the past year, with employees raising corruption concerns.
A century later, former Lendlease executive buys back the family pub
Stephen McMillan and his brother Scott, who until recently led ASX-listed Alliance Aviation, have bought a pub run by their grandmother in the 1920s.
Lendlease wins Japanese investor for Docklands rental tower
It is the first foray into the build-to-rent sector for Tokyo Tatemono, which joins a growing roll-call of prominent Japanese property names investing here.
November
Everything you need to know about Melbourne’s new Metro Rail
There’s a new train tunnel deep under Swanston Street. But it has a much wider significance for a fast-growing city.
TikTok buys naming rights to major Sydney venue in world first
It was once the Sydney Entertainment Centre, and later the International Convention Centre Sydney Theatre. This week, it becomes the TikTok Entertainment Centre.
Charter Hall ahead of Lendlease in race for prime Sydney tower
The contest over a prime site on O’Connell Street in the Sydney CBD brings an opportunity to develop a 72-storey tower, just as the market recovery takes off.
Lendlease’s $3b sale; Why bitcoin’s dived; Beware Trump’s next move
Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.
Lendlease will sell down key $2.8b retail fund
It’s a blow for the property giant, which won a battle against super fund investor Hostplus last month to hold on to the fund management rights.
‘I’ve got a long-term contract’: Lendlease CEO Lombardo not leaving
The property and construction giant’s boss said succession talks were ongoing, and talent renewal was crucial. But he’s not leaving any time soon.
Hong Kong investor offers $1.5b for malls in Lendlease fund
The $21.3 billion Link REIT has made an opportunistic bid for three assets Lendlease owns in the retail fund it manages.
Liveris confident Brisbane 2032 Olympics infrastructure will be ready
The Brisbane 2032 boss said he was confident deadlines could be met despite potential headwinds caused by workforce and supply chain pressures.
Lendlease’s next CEO must escape burden of the past
Tony Lombardo has spent much of his tenure dealing with Lendlease’s past mistakes. His successor must turn to growth.
Lendlease chair John Gillam starts succession talks with CEO Tony Lombardo
The chairman says the company’s relationship with shareholders has stabilised, but it still needs to prove its decade of underperformance is over.
Lendlease, Charter Hall race for Sydney’s next big (office) thing
The proposed 72-storey tower would be one of the city’s tallest. Westpac is eyeing it for a potential HQ. Lendlease and Charter Hall are vying to build it.
BaptistCare goes big in seniors living with $140m deal
BaptistCare has bought the 10-village Western Australian section of a national retirement living portfolio run by Keyton, which is part-owned by Lendlease.
Lendlease buys TCorp stake to increase grasp on major real estate fund
The NSW government asset manager has sold out in a move that will rankle investors that have been pushing to oust the property giant as the vehicle’s manager.
Lendlease gets on board with Scape’s designs on its retirement assets
The business now known as The Living Company has deep pockets and has been rapidly expanding its portfolio of so-called “living sector” properties.
October
David Clarke brings back his most famous F-word
Did the ASX chairman just put a curse on the market operator?
Japanese firm Marubeni joins Docklands build-to-rent project
It is one of three companies from the Asian nation partnering with Sydney investment firm AsheMorgan to deliver the $600 million project.