Private hospitals feeling crook as nurses seek 30pc pay rise
September was a tough month for private hospitals from a financial perspective, but some fear the worst is yet to come.
September was a tough month for private hospitals from a financial perspective, but some fear the worst is yet to come.
Market watchers are turning their attention to Arcadium Lithium’s rivals to determine whether they could also be a takeover target.
Savvy investor David Di Pilla hopes to maximise the upside from the positive data centre investor sentiment.
Speculation is mounting that the Mitsubishi Chemical Group is pursuing the assets being sold by Buckeridge Group of Companies.
Metals Acquisition is understood to have been looking to buy Portuguese mine Neves-Corvo but has now moved on.
Rio Tinto’s agreement to buy Arcadium Lithium in a transaction valuing the target at $9.92bn is still a bargain for the mining giant, according to some experts.
Australian advisers have been assisting Newmont on asset sales.
Some in the market believe that Sims needs to put some more thought towards selling more assets.
The contest is well under way for parties to buy the $800m BGC building materials business based in Perth.
Investment banks are burning the midnight oil for what could be one of the country’s biggest lithium deals.
Infratil is making its best efforts to ensure part of CDC Data Centres sells for top dollar in the next 12 months.
IGO could be the frontrunner for Rio Tinto’s Winu Project, although BHP spin-off South32 is also said to be interested.
New York-based private equity firm KKR explored a buyout proposal for the $2bn real estate group Domain but baulked in the end.
Australian-listed potash miner Highfield Resources could be seeking a dual listing in Hong Kong in the medium term.
The embattled coal miner is trying to raise funds at 0.9c per share.
Rio Tinto has said it approached Arcadium Lithium for a potential acquisition, with analysts saying the smaller miner is worth at least $5bn.
It’s crunch time for the I-MED auction now that suitors have come forward with indications on what they would be prepared to pay for Australia’s largest diagnostic imaging provider.
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts is understood to have walked away from buying the $3bn-plus logistics business Loscam after the owners decided they didn’t want to part with the entire unit.
EMR Capital is understood to have hired Bank of America and Macquarie Capital for a sale of its $US3bn-plus Kestrel coal mine that could come on the market as soon as this year.
DataRoom can reveal that banks will be appointed this coming week and sources say two Wall Street banks have been lined up for the job of listing the fund.
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