GenesisCare founder exits as firm’s future hangs in balance
The founder of what was considered one of Australia’s greatest success stories in the healthcare industry is stepping down, as it struggles with its expansion into the US.
The founder of what was considered one of Australia’s greatest success stories in the healthcare industry is stepping down, as it struggles with its expansion into the US.
First round offers for Scott’s Refrigerated Logistics were received on Thursday after the loss making company collapsed.
Indonesia’s wealthy Widjaja family could be about to boost its presence in Australia, with suggestions the backer of Sinar Mas and Golden Energy is looking at not just coal miners.
Calls to sell GenesisCare’s Australian business are being driven by a group of breakaway lenders that are taking a differing view on how to address the healthcare company’s lofty debt woes.
Smash repairs company AMA Group is planning to refinance its debt in the coming months, with its offshore lenders expected to be replaced.
An acquisition of Scott’s Refrigerated Logistics by Toll Global could face scrutiny by the competition watchdog.
The fifth-largest food and beverage company in the world has hit pause on the sale of its Australia and New Zealand operations due to the severe flooding across the Tasman.
The food franchise business behind brands such as Donut King and Gloria Jean’s remained in a trading halt on Wednesday as it finalised its equity raising terms.
The telco giant, led by Vicki Brady, is the latest company to tap the bond market, just weeks after interim profit rose 26 per cent.
Receivers are closing in on a short-term funding deal with supermarkets for the failed Scott’s Refrigerated Logistics as up to 20 potential buyers run their eyes over the company’s books.
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