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| | ... signal to producers, distributors and users of energy," it said. Australian companies KLP is divesting include BHP Group, AGL Energy, Origin Energy and South32 which derive 20.3%, 25%, 26% and 28.1% respectively of their revenues from coal, according ... |
| | | ... corresponding period. It made significant purchases in James Hardie Industries, Transurban Group, and reduced holdings in AGL Energy, Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Perpetual. Rainmaker data shows the LIC sector stood at $42 billion as at the end of ... |
| | | ... this year the firm acquired a portfolio of regional and compressed natural gas refuelling assets from Aussie energy giant AGL. |
| | | The long-time chairman and director of Argo Investments will retire in June. In a set of announcements to the ASX, Argo confirmed Ian Martin will retire from his positions with the firm, including the chairmanship of both Argo Investments and Argo's ... |
| | | ... Whitehelm Capital has acquired a portfolio of regional and compressed natural gas refuelling assets from electricity and gas giant AGL. Whitehelm Capital purchased the assets on behalf of Sustainable Energy Infrastructure, which it manages and is owned ... |
| | | ... Energy, owner and operator of the Iona Gas Plant; the Powering Australian Renewables Fund which is a joint investment with AGL and the Future Fund; and the Port of Melbourne - assets secured since the fund's first close in August 2015. QIC chief executive ... |
| | | ... development of around 1000 MW of large scale renewable energy projects in Australia. The PARF is a strategic partnership between AGL Energy, QIC and the Future Fund, and is set to represent around 10% of Australia's renewable energy market by 2020. The ... |
| | | QIC and the Future Fund have backed a $2-3 billion fund with AGL that, once fully invested, will own roughly 10% of Australia's renewable energy capacity. A strategic partnership between the QIC Global Infrastructure Fund and the Future Fund will see ... |
| | | ... Bond Company has listed six new fixed-rate exchange-traded bonds (XTBs) on the ASX today. The new release includes bonds from AGL, Alumina, Ausnet Services, BHP and Downer EDI. The indicative yields range from 2.764% to 4.538%. "With market volatility ... |
| | | ... Government Super base their restrictions on fossil fuel revenue or net asset value. "This decision will see companies like AGL, BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, Seven Group and Wesfarmers excluded, while some global utilities will remain. Transport companies ... |
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