Lendlease plunges to $310m loss
Lendlease sank to an annual loss as it absorbed costs tied to the exit of its engineering business and the impact of the COVID crisis.
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Lendlease faces two more class actions
Lendlease could be hit with two further class action lawsuits related to its disclosures of problems in its troubled engineering division.
Stage 4 will hit home in property: Macquarie
Surveying Melbourne’s commercial property sector, Macquarie Equities has identified the listed groups likely to be hardest hit.
Companies facing debt refinancing hit hardest
Listed companies facing refinancing such as LendLease, Worley and Qantas are among those hit hardest in the bear attack.
Lendlease hands over names of strikers
The ABCC has tried to keep secret the details of its investigation, one of six into nationwide rallies last year.
Lendlease to co-operate on 1MDB
Lendlease says it will co-operate with Malaysia’s investigation into the 1MDB wealth fund, which backed its project in that country.
Lendlease inks Shanghai deal
Lendlease is set to expand into China’s retirement village market, as it beds down a $400m project in Shanghai.
Lendlease, Starwood eye UK site
Lendlease delivering on a promise of more major projects in international cities.
GDI flags Lendlease site tie-up
GDI Property Group flagged a major tie-up with Lendlease in Perth to develop a new retail and commercial precinct.
Lendlease sells retirement slice
Construction and development giant Lendlease has sold a 25 per cent stake in its retirement living business.
Lendlease sells retirement stake
The 25 per cent stake sale values Lendlease’s retirement living business at $1.7 billion.
Lendlease closes in on $260m site
Lendlease is heading the field to buy the building at 10 Spring Street, which is set to change hands for about $260m.
McCann pushes pay equity systems
Lendlease CEO Steve McCann has urged executives to introduce internal reporting systems to tackle gender pay equity.
Code win as CFMEU loses appeal
Michaelia Cash tells CFMEU to get on with striking code-compliant agreements after union loses appeal.
Investors query Lendlease’s glitch
Investors have questioned the developer’s systems after a technical glitch forced it to rush results on Friday.
Change is ‘one workplace at a time’
Lendlease has signed a landmark deal with an indigenous digital training venture backed by KPMG.
CFMEU threat hardens battlelines
Decades of consensus on economic reform have split apart.
Battery-ready at solar station
A renewable energy company plans to build a battery-ready solar power station at Northam in Western Australia.
Battery boost for solar power
A renewable energy firm plans a $20m battery-ready solar power station in WA, with more to follow across Australia.
Lendlease rejects cartel claims
Lendlease has hit back at claims by Michaelia Cash that it has engaged in cartel-like conduct with the construction union.
Cash lash for Lendlease ‘cartel’
Michaelia Cash has declared the new building code is needed to address the ‘cartel-like behaviour’ of major builders.
Derryn’s helped the bad guys
Shame on you, Derryn Hinch. Shame, shame, shame.
Crossbench must ignore Lendlease
The company and unions are equal partners in the crime of stealing our taxation dollars.
Taxpayers milked in cosy deal
Enterprise agreements between building giants and unions hit subcontract options.
On shaky foundations
Doubts surround pacts entered into by unions and employers.
NAB now prime pick for Macquarie
With its share price surging more than 4pc today, NAB is in favour among top analysts.
Building boom lifts Lendlease
Lendlease has posted a 13pc rise in annual net profit, as low interest rates continue to support city construction.
Noma’s magic set for Barangaroo
Copenhagen’s Noma will open a 10-week version of itself at Sydney’s Barangaroo development in January.
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