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| | | A consortium including the New Zealand Superannuation Fund has bought the Royal Dutch Shell's New Zealand distribution business assets for more than $540 million. The deal includes all Shell's "downstream assets", which include the business' retail ... |
| | | | ... his tenure as chief executive, he oversaw several large-scale projects, including RBF entering the Tasmanian Gateway Consortium - which had the backing of Macquarie Capital Group - to purchase the Hobart International Airport for $350.5 million in 2007. ... |
| | | | ... more defensive investment position. According to a fund statement, First Super - which until recently was involved in consortium TC Growers hoping to buy the failed Timbercorp assets - had adjusted its investment options to reduce the risk of negative ... |
| | | | The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board has entered a consortium with private equity firm Sterling Partners to buy Livingston International Income Fund. According to Livingston's website, the firm - through its operating subsidiaries - is Canada's ... |
| | | | ... (GFP) has signed a contract to buy Timbercorp's forestry assets - outbidding other buyers including First Super-backed consortium, TC Growers. According to a press statement, the business will trade under the name Australian Bluegum Plantations Pty Ltd ... |
| | | | ... a step closer to acquiring the failed Timbercorp's forestry assets. According to a media statement released by the consortium, which counts the $1.5 billion timber industry fund First Super and an unnamed international investor among its members, the ... |
| | | | Timbercorp growers are welcoming talks with a recently formed consortium - TCGrowers - which is looking to buy the embattled agricultural group's forestry assets. According to an update yesterday on the TCGrowers website, the group had received very ... |
| | | | The $1.5 billion First Super, which last week entered a consortium to snap up collapsed Timbercorp's forestry assets, will not be in breach of the sole purpose test if the deal was to be finalised, said a superannuation expert. Michael Vrisakis, partner ... |
| | | | ... First Super, the $1.5 billion industry super fund for the furniture, pulp, paper and timber industries, has entered a consortium with South Australia-based Penola Pulp Mill and the management of Timbercorp Forestry to discuss the acquisition of Timbercorp's ... |
| | | | ... contracts - super fund investors have to do more that just the requisite due diligence when selecting co-investors in a consortium. Sam Magee, commercial director of Industry Funds Management which had $17 billion in funds under management June last ... |
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