Investors snap up 5pc stake of Peter Warren
Could automotive dealer Peter Warren finally have a suitor in the form of a rival?
Could automotive dealer Peter Warren finally have a suitor in the form of a rival?
There are real doubts that Andrew Florance’s CoStar follows through on its bid for the online real estate group.
The wealthy Australian publican wants the Rhode Island group to win in its quest to buy Australia’s only listed casino group.
A view in the market is that the cost of debt in Australia is a handbrake on productivity, and some point out that the major banks have not grown their lending business since 2010.
Data centre values have come back 30 to 40 per cent since they hit fever pitch last year.
Sources say former management had recently been working with private equity to make a buyout offer for the retail business.
EBOS left some in the market scratching their heads in March with its denials it had been assessing the merits of an acquisition of the Real Pet Food Company.
Offers have landed from private equity firms and strategic suitors for Fonterra’s $2bn-plus business Mainland Group, which could also have an ASX listing.
Thursday’s market volatility linked to US President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement has caused Australian corporates to rethink about raising money through the bond market.
The gold sector is expected to be a big winner from US President Donald Trump’s era of global tariffs but its high price could also be a precursor for more mergers and acquisitions.
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