Carlyle bidding for ExxonMobil energy assets
Carlyle has emerged as the global private equity fund vying for ExxonMobil’s downstream energy assets and Altona refinery.
Carlyle has emerged as the global private equity fund vying for ExxonMobil’s downstream energy assets and Altona refinery.
Goldman Sachs has promoted seven of its senior staff in Australia to become managing directors.
ConocoPhillips is believed to be crunching the numbers on its investment in Australia Pacific LNG in Queensland.
Tyro Payments is expected to list as a business worth between $1.2bn and $1.5bn.
Petro Talaria and the US-based oil and gas company Helix Energy are understood to be homing in on Australian oil and gas assets.
New Forest, Global Forest Partners, RMS and Canadian pension funds are all expected to line up for the NSW forestry assets.
Software group Limeade is believed to be the latest company with plans for an initial public offering.
Proxy firm Ownership Matters has come down hard on the real estate group over its executive remuneration.
ExxonMobil’s Australian refinery and oil assets are believed to be in the crosshairs of private equity and foreign local buyers.
Suncorp is said to be bringing Macquarie Capital into its corner, which may be a precursor to upcoming dealmaking activity.
Liberty Financial is said to still be moving forward with plans for an initial public offering.
Proxy firm Ownership Matters is telling Cromwell Property Group shareholders not to vote for Gary Weiss.
BHP has told the market its $10bn-plus Australian oil and gas portfolio is under review.
Property investor Charter Hall’s plans to partner with Abacus Property could herald a merger, some claim.
A move to avoid capital gains tax is said to be behind Chemist Warehouse’s move to postpone its initial public offering.
Jadestone Energy is tipped as a strong candidate to purchase the West Australian assets up for sale by Japanese oil company Inpex.
CDH has emerged as a suitor for the iconic Australian boot and clothing outfitter RM Williams, which is up for sale for $500m.
Commercial software developer Nitro Software will list as a business worth between $263m and $352m.
Global private equity firms with an Australian presence are believed to be vying for ABC Tissue.
MoneyMe has told the market on Monday that a number of institutions have backed its float plans.
Nitro Software will list as a business worth up to $352m and is tapping the market for more capital.
Private equity firm BGH Capital has agreed to buy dental care provider Abano Healthcare in New Zealand.
Payments company EML has embarked on a $400m-plus acquisition of one of its European rivals.
Westpac may have suspended plans to sell its equipment finance business but some interesting names are circling.
It may not just be CIMIC’s Thiess that is on the radar of the private equity firm Apollo Global Management.
Jangho is believed to be waiting until after Healius’s AGM this month before determining whether to make a revised bid.
Speculation is mounting that a tie-up between Suncorp’s bank and the Royal Automobile Club of Queensland may be on the cards.
Jefferies’ hiring spree is still going, with a former JPMorgan director the latest to join its team.
It is understood that the company will have a market value of $150m and look to raise $50m.
Icon Group has embarked on an $810m debt raising to fund its expansion into Asia.
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