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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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.
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.
PEP exits $1bn-plus Waste Services Group contest
The Carlyle Group now looks set to buy Waste Services Group.
ICA Partners joins Barrenjoey for Origin Energy role
Origin is accelerating its strategy to expand renewable energy and storage in its portfolio.
Spartan suitor Ramelius tips in funds for raising
The gold miner entered a trading halt on Tuesday as it taps the market for $220m.
Blackstone among buyout funds entertaining play for TEEG
Global buyout funds including Blackstone, The Carlyle Group and CVC have been running the ruler over Timezone amusement arcade owner The Entertainment and Education Group.
Affinity taps Goldman Sachs for $1bn-plus Scottish Pacific sale
Private equity firm Affinity Equity Partners has hired investment bank Goldman Sachs to explore sale options for its Scottish Pacific business in a deal set to be worth over $1bn.
After Northern Star’s $5bn De Grey move, what’s next?
Northern Star has won over investors but will its De Grey play pay off?
PAG considers an exit from Australian Venue Co
DataRoom understands the Asian private equity fund is exploring an initial public offering for the company on the ASX next year.
PEP eyes roll-up play in Singapore Post purchase
One obvious candidate is the former Toll Global Express business, now known as Team Global Express and owned by rival private equity firm Allegro Funds.
EBITDA cure: Struggling firms inject cash to avoid a collapse
This year has seen only a handful of major distress opportunities in the private equity space, but concerns are mounting that a number of groups are shifting their problems down the line.
Retail Food hires Gresham after United Petroleum lifts stake
The move to shore up its defences no doubt has been brought on by fears of an opportunistic buyout offer.
Healthscope hunts cash through sale and leaseback of equipment
Embattled private hospital operator Healthscope is understood to have embarked on the sale and leaseback of its hospital equipment in an effort to get money through the door.
Ekera Dental sale could be revived
Now that Genesis Capital appears to have gained control of Pacific Smiles, the sale process for rival dental care chain Ekera Dental, owned by the Growth Fund, could reignite.
Banks and credit funds lining up for Peabody refinancing deal
The next chapter for Peabody Energy following its acquisition of Anglo American’s coal mines for up to $5.8bn will be funding the assets.
Suitor re-enters the $3bn I-MED sale contest
The sale of the business is likely to conclude next month.
Ramelius may consider M&A if project doesn’t stack up
Ramelius Resources’ move on smaller rival Spartan could be contingent on the release soon of its feasibility study into its Rebecca-Roe development.
Reforms to spur aged-care deals
The passing of the federal government’s aged-care bill is expected to trigger a fresh round of merger and acquisition activity in the sector.
Fonterra seeks court clarity on Bega licensing to calm suitors
Fonterra’s request for a court ruling on the rights Bega Cheese has in its licensing agreement is understood to have been triggered by prospective buyers wanting clarity ahead of its asset sale.
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