APA extends bid in $10bn AusNet takeover battle
APA will keep its $10bn bid for AusNet on the table until the takeovers panel responds to its call for the termination of rival Brookfield’s exclusive due diligence process.
APA will keep its $10bn bid for AusNet on the table until the takeovers panel responds to its call for the termination of rival Brookfield’s exclusive due diligence process.
The $10bn battle for Victorian power grid owner AusNet Services has exploded as APA seeks a way back into the bidding contest
Australia’s sharemarket fell slightly at the end of a volatile week. The S&P/ASX 200 index closed down 0.4% at 7342.6 and suffered its first three-week fall in seven months.
APA Group has gone to the Australian Takeovers Panel to terminate Brookfield’s exclusive due diligence on AusNet Services.
A major shareholder in power grid owner AusNet Services has criticised the decision to hand Brookfield eight weeks of exclusive due diligence and sideline APA Group.
A bidding war has erupted for power grid owner AusNet Services, with APA and Brookfield jostling for separate takeover deals.
Market experts say APA could face a battle to gather the funds needed to buy AusNet, after its $10bn play for the power grid owner.
Stocks recover to finish 0.4 per cent higher, led by energy and IT sectors. APA shares drop 4.7 per cent amid fears of a bidding war for AusNet.
APA joins Stanwell and a host of Japanese companies in a Queensland green hydrogen project.
APA’s overall portfolio would likely benefit from an acquisition of the $877m submarine power cable, say analysts.
Investment bank Macquarie and law firm King & Wood Mallesons are helping APA in its bid to buy the subsea cable that links the Tasmanian and Victorian electricity grids.
$11bn infrastructure owner APA is understood to be looking at the acquisition of an undersea cable, and some think it might be the Basslink Interconnector.
The Sydney-based company has been scanning US targets as it looks to add a higher margin business to its regulated Australian earnings.
Cooper Energy says it will build on the past year’s record production, achieved despite ongoing third-party gas plant woes putting a dampener on the result.
The mergers and acquisitions boom on in Australia may appear to be hitting fever pitch, but some are suggesting that there is more to come.
The Sydney-based company has been scanning US targets as it looks to add a higher margin business to its regulated Australian earnings.
Origin Energy’s new east coast gas deal with APA may have set off alarm bells for billionaire Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest.
APA Group and Cooper Energy will inject $24m into the troubled Orbost gas plant, which continues to limit production from the Sole gas project in the Gippsland Basin.
Renewed plan for multibillion-dollar transcontinental gas pipeline linking Australia’s west and east coasts has split the industry.
The Sydney-based company has been scanning US targets as it looks to add a higher margin business to its regulated Australian earnings .
Australia’s sharemarket rose strongly as the government boosted the dole and US futures jumped. Turnbull to chair Fortescue Future Industries. BoQ led gains, travel stocks surged. Afterpay down as bond yields spike.
Origin Energy, Cooper Energy, Worley and APA are all set to profit from a recovery in a challenged sector.
The $11bn listed APA Group is understood to have hired investment bank UBS as part of an attempt to buy a 65.6 per cent stake in Tilt Renewables.
It is incredibly exciting, but challenging, to be part of the biggest energy transition in decades, says APA Group chief Rob Wheals.
APA Group will spend $460m building a new West Australian gas pipeline connecting the gas-rich Perth Basin to the Goldfields region.
Mick McCormack says he’d rather help to grow a company than just ‘sit around a board table wondering what’s going on’.
The transcontinental gas pipeline would help to ease a projected shortfall and high prices for users on the east coast.
APA Group lifts annual earnings 5pc but warns economic jitters ahead could mean lower gas volumes and project delays.
Kirby & Kohler flag the looming end to the financial year, ponder a foreign bid for APA and plot the Fed’s next moves.
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