Bridget Carter

Bridget Carter has worked as a writer and editor for The Australian’s DataRoom column since it was launched in 2013, focusing on capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, private equity and investment banking. She has been a journalist for more than 18 years, covering a broad range of events and topics, including high profile court cases and crimes, natural disasters, social issues and company news.

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International passenger numbers in Cairns have exceeded pre-pandemic levels, with 270,000 people expected to travel through the cityâs airport in the next three weeks. Photo: Supplied.

Airports sale extends into the new year

The auction for the North Queensland Airports Group is believed to have been pushed out until the new year, but establishing just who is a legitimate buyer will be the first challenge.

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Property Council CEO's outlook panel and lunch. - David Harrison, CEO, Charter Hall Group, Pictures for The Australian by Chris Pavlich

Charter Hall weighing up Aveo interest

Big property investors such as Charter Hall and GPT Group are considering putting in offers for the retirement village operator now PEP has moved on.

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Warsaw, Poland - October 12th, 2016: Renault Megane GrandCoupe compact cars stopped on the parking. The fourth generation of Megane was debut in 2015 on the market. This model is one of the most popular Renault cars in Europe.

Why did SG Fleet suddenly accept PEP takeover bid?

SG Fleet, after once rebuffing a bid from Pacific Equity Partners, accepted the exact same bid. Why?

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UBS on ticket for $NZ1.3bn Auckland Airport trade

The Auckland Council’s Future Fund is selling airport shares to diversify its portfolio.

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In Data Center: IT Technician Running Maintenance Programme on Laptop, Controls Operational Server Rack Optimal Functioning. Modern High-Tech Telecommunications Operational Data Center in Neon Lights.

Goodman shares fall after $1.9bn block trade stalls

China Investment Corporation’s shares were re-offered to the market at a lower price after investors shunned the block trade.

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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos April 23, 2021: Business stock images of Buy now pay later Zip and Afterpay signs on shop fronts in Brisbane.Picture: NCA NewsWire / John Gass

An exit from US operations on cards as Zip’s fortunes turn

Buy now, pay later company Zip may look to exit the US, as co-founder Larry Diamond announces his departure.

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16/2/22: Greg Goodman, Head of Goodman Group ahead of the release of the company's results. John Feder/The Australian.

CIC sells down $1.9bn in Goodman

China Investment Corporation is in the process of selling a $1.9bn parcel of shares in the industrial property powerhouse Goodman Group.

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(FILES) This photo taken on August 9, 2021 shows an Air New Zealand plane taking off from Auckland Airport in Auckland. Air New Zealand on July 30, 2024 shelved ambitious 2030 carbon emissions targets, blaming a tight supply of new aircraft and sustainable jet fuel. (Photo by William WEST / AFP)

Auckland Airport $1bn-plus selldown imminent, Jarden on the ticket

The Auckland council owns an 11 per cent stake in the $12bn Auckland Airport through its Auckland Future Fund.

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EMR Capital side steps 29Metals raising

There had been speculation that the private equity firm had been keen to sell out of the copper miner.

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PEP exits $1bn-plus Waste Services Group contest

The Carlyle Group now looks set to buy Waste Services Group.

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