PEP adds $3bn Aveo to shopping list
It’s not just Opal and RetireAustralia that have caught PEP’s eye, but Aveo as well.
Bridget Carter
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TPG could pay the price for bucking fibre trend
TPG Telecom’s share price could continue to fall after selling its fibre network infrastructure assets last month for $5.25bn, given offshore peers are instead holding on to fibre.
EQT firms as frontrunner in $1bn waste auction
The Swedish buyout fund could be about to wind up with another big Australian company in its infrastructure fund.
United Petroleum may be hungry to take out RFG
Pie Face owner United Petroleum has recently lifted its stake in Gloria Jeans owner RFG, which has bought Cibo Espresso.
Strike eases earnings fears over Rinehart-MinRes deal
Investors have feared that a deal between Gina Rinehart’s Hancock and Mineral Resources could leave Strike Energy on the sidelines.
Why MinRes may be broken up before Ellison departure
The next moves of Mineral Resources will be closely watched by deal makers.
Confectionery giants have a taste for Quadrant’s RiteBite
Quadrant Private Equity is understood to have had at least four global confectionery manufacturers eyeing up its company RiteBite, the owner of iconic Australian brand Darrell Lea.
KKR looking to exit Laser Clinics Australia
There’s renewed chatter the private equity firm is turning its attention to a possible exit from its hair removal and injectables clinic business Laser Clinics Australia.
APA shares dip after takeover bid surprises stockmarket
Analysts and market experts on Friday were surprised by the move and believed an acquisition would not be well received by investors.
Yancoal doubts in Anglo race
Doubts are starting to emerge about Yancoal’s prospects in the race for Anglo American, with uncertainty over its backing from the Chinese government.
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