Ekera Dental sale could be revived
Now that Genesis Capital appears to have gained control of Pacific Smiles, the sale process for rival dental care chain Ekera Dental, owned by the Growth Fund, could reignite.
Bridget Carter
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Banks and credit funds lining up for Peabody refinancing deal
The next chapter for Peabody Energy following its acquisition of Anglo American’s coal mines for up to $5.8bn will be funding the assets.
Suitor re-enters the $3bn I-MED sale contest
The sale of the business is likely to conclude next month.
Ramelius may consider M&A if project doesn’t stack up
Ramelius Resources’ move on smaller rival Spartan could be contingent on the release soon of its feasibility study into its Rebecca-Roe development.
Reforms to spur aged-care deals
The passing of the federal government’s aged-care bill is expected to trigger a fresh round of merger and acquisition activity in the sector.
Fonterra seeks court clarity on Bega licensing to calm suitors
Fonterra’s request for a court ruling on the rights Bega Cheese has in its licensing agreement is understood to have been triggered by prospective buyers wanting clarity ahead of its asset sale.
Greencross in focus as it eyes listing on market
The demand for initial public offerings from retail investors, highlighted by the latest HMC Capital float, has thrown the spotlight back on the $4bn pet care group Greencross.
Signs point to liquidation for troubled Mosaic
FTI Consulting has collected first-round bids for failed retailer Mosaic Brands and it’s understood the outcome further points to a liquidation.
IPO may be off as suitor takes a shine to Mason Stevens
Wealth manager Mason Stevens is understood to have caught the eye of an offshore suitor, which may halt plans for an IPO.
Who offered what for Anglo American’s Aussie coal mines
Was winner Peabody Energy really the best bidder?
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