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    Today

  • Mergers & acquisitions
  • Ding, ding! Round two under way for AirTrunk’s $15b-plus auction

    Interested parties have been told to mark August 27 in their calendars for when binding bids will be due.

  • Mergers & acquisitions
  • National Group gets its $210m refinancing; Gordon Brothers paid out

    Barclays, which was in the thick of National Group’s long-running refi negotiations, tapped out in the final lap, after failing to get internal approvals.

  • Capital raising
  • Property payment fintech Coposit taps Ad Astra for a $10m fundraise

    The platform allows buyers to pick up an off-the-plan property for $10,000, saving for the remainder of the deposit during the construction in instalments.

  • IPO
  • Petro Australis Energy raises $24m for Cuban oilfield; eyes 2025 IPO

    Its flagship asset, the Pina oilfield, was originally developed by the country’s biggest oil and gas player, the state-owned The Cuba Oil Union, in the 1990s.

  • Managed funds
  • Bombora poised to swap RE as redemption freeze drags

    Street Talk understands the pre-IPO fund manager has tapped smaller outfit Quay Fund Services to take over as a responsible entity from Evolution Trustees.

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    Yesterday

  • Mergers & acquisitions
  • Mystery buyer raids Spartan Resources’ register; Citi on trade

    Fund managers were told to bid in 1¢ increments from an 82¢ floor to a maximum of 89¢ per Spartan share.

  • Mergers & acquisitions
  • Project Eagle: Lion Advisory tees off Drummond Golf sale

    Golf club membership has risen 10.2 per cent over the past three years and female membership surged 12.6 per cent last year.

  • Mergers & acquisitions
  • The Carlyle Group pitches whole-of-APAC angle at Loscam auction

    Street Talk understands Carlyle has been talking up their ability to bid for the entirety of the Loscam Asia Pacific business including China.

  • Mergers & acquisitions
  • Paladin Energy taps Macquarie Capital for Fission buy

    It is understood Paladin has been working Macquarie Capital on the acquisition.

  • Mergers & acquisitions
  • Cleanaway’s Citywide acquisition may face ACCC clearance issues

    The acquisition by Cleanaway means there’s one less competitor in the Melbourne market for disposal and collections.

  • Mergers & acquisitions
  • Myer taps Barrenjoey, Clayton Utz for Premier approach

    Premier is working closely with UBS and Arnold Bloch Leibler to assess the proposal.

  • Mergers & acquisitions
  • Paladin Energy in M&A sweet spot, eyes on Fission Uranium

    Paladin Energy has an attractive target right in its backyard in the form of Fission Uranium.

    This Month

  • Mergers & acquisitions
  • Cleanaway closes lid on Melbourne City’s garbo Citywide

    Street Talk understands Cleanaway has seen off rival suitors for the business, with a deal expected to be announced as early as this week.

  • Hybrids
  • MST poaches Shaws co-heads to set up hybrids business

    Street Talk understands Duncan and Anagnos, who have built Shaws’ hybrids and SMAs business together over the past decade, lobbed their resignations last week.

  • Mergers & acquisitions
  • EQT locks in debt for $700m PageUp buy; CBA, Taiwanese lenders in

    The $220 million, six-year loan was taken up by seven lenders, including Commonwealth Bank and Barclays.

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  • Fixed income
  • Ex-Gandel Group dealmaker seeks $50m for new private credit fund

    The firm has hired former Bank of Melbourne boss Scott Tanner to spearhead the investment committee and advisory board.

  • Mergers & acquisitions
  • Private equity piles into Sydney telco infrastructure player CPS

    Founded in 1992, CPS has grown to 170 staffers working on 1850 projects across the country.

  • IPO
  • Guzman y Gomez has a history of missing forecasts, documents show

    The bottom line is this: Guzman y Gomez hasn’t been growing as fast, or is as profitable, as management had previously predicted.

  • Mergers & acquisitions
  • Boutique M&A adviser Greenstone Partners inks global tie-up

    Greenstone’s admission to the Merger Alliance network will give the Sydney firm access to a deep pool of global relationships.

  • Capital raising
  • Morgan Stanley, Goldman top league tables in run-up to June 30

    With 10-days to go until the June 30 balance date, it is a worthy exercise to take stock of the ever-changing fortunes of ECM teams across the street.