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| | | Shares in Macquarie Bank Ltd and Leighton Holdings Ltd surged today after a consortium in which they are members was named preferred tenderer for the $2.5 billion Mitcham-Frankston freeway project. The Victorian government today named the ConnectEast ... |
| | | | Macquarie Airports (MAp) today said it was part of a consortium that had lodged a non-binding bid to acquire a majority stake in Brussels Zaventem Airport. "As the parameters of the sale have not been finalised, any decision by MAp to participate in ... |
| | | | ... sell its portfolio of 41 non gaming hotels in Melbourne, Ballarat, Bendigo and Geelong. The price for the sale to a consortium led by Michael Thiele and Adam Clark is confidential, Lion Nathan said. However Lion Nathan said it would be taking a post ... |
| | | | ... its salary packaging administration and novated fleet management subsidiary McMillan Shakespeare Australia (MSA) to a consortium of management and investors. The consortium intends to float the business on the Australian Stock Exchange shortly after ... |
| | | | ... part owner Macquarie Airports (MAp) to their highest intraday levels in 16 months. Southern Cross, the Macquarie-led consortium which owns Sydney Airport, reported earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) of $98 million for ... |
| | | | ... Stockholm's international and domestic airport and the city's central station. The rail link is currently owned by a consortium including Swedish construction company NCC, power utility Vattenfall, and British companies Mowlem and GEC Alsthom NCC. Macquarie ... |
| | | | ... shareholding in Stanbroke, or any of the Stanbroke assets, to Nebo Holdings & Investments Pty Ltd. Nebo, a private Australian consortium, was announced as the successful tenderer on 9 September 2003. AMP Chief Executive Officer Andrew Mohl said AMP was ... |
| | | | ... to purchase the country's largest beef holdings. Stanbroke was sold last week for $490 million to Nebo Holdings, a consortium involving Stanbroke director Peter Hughes and Hungry Jack's founder Jack Cowin. Mr Hughes, speaking on behalf of Nebo, declined ... |
| | | | ... outcomes in nearly a decade. Australia's largest land and cattle company, the Stanbroke Pastoral Company was sold to a consortium of five companies. Meanwhile other major Asian markets registered positive results, with the Hang Seng and the Nikkei in ... |
| | | | ... reported that South African insurer and funds manager Old Mutual, American buyout specialist Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and a consortium including GE Capital had been short-listed to buy the businesses. However, an AMP spokeswoman reiterated comments made ... |
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