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| | | ... address an American Chamber of Commerce in Australia luncheon, while CSR is due to hold its annual general meeting and Transurban Group releases fourth quarter traffic and revenue results. In Australia, the market on Wednesday, closed relatively flat ... |
| | | | ... that the finance will be provided by AMP capital, Industry Funds management (IFM), international toll-road developer Transurban (a 50% shareholder in Interlink) and Hastings Funds Management. AMP capital manages a 15.4% stake in Interlink roads, on behalf ... |
| | | | UniSuper has increased its stake in Transurban with an additional $200 million investment in the toll road developer. The purchase reflected the value available in the stock at the time fund manager CP2 sold off a significant stake in Transurban, rather ... |
| | | | Future Fund has purchased 35 million shares in toll road operator Transurban for $192.7 million, to hold 6.78% as the fund continues its build its exposure in Australian infrastructure. Purchased through infrastructure fund manager RARE Infrastructure ... |
| | | | ... Industry Association releases its performance of construction index (PCI) for January. In equities news, Cochlear Ltd and Transurban Group post first half year results. In Australia, the market on Monday closed higher after better than expected US jobs ... |
| | | | ... momentum against Woolworths". Woolworths shares fell 12 cents to $24.65 and Wesfarmers dropped 26 cents to $30.07. Transurban shares lost three cents to $5.54 after its chief executive Chris Lynch announced he was resigning, effective July. Ten Network ... |
| | | | ... momentum against Woolworths". Woolworths shares fell 12 cents to $24.65 and Wesfarmers dropped 26 cents to $30.07. Transurban shares lost three cents to $5.54 after its chief executive Chris Lynch announced he was resigning, effective July. Ten Network ... |
| | | | ... momentum against Woolworths". Woolworths shares fell 12 cents to $24.65 and Wesfarmers dropped 26 cents to $30.07. Transurban shares lost three cents to $5.54 after its chief executive Chris Lynch announced he was resigning, effective July. Ten Network ... |
| | | | ... local close of $US1,623.75. The worst performer of the top 100 companies on the ASX was electronic toll road company Transurban Group, which fell four cents, or 0.76 per cent, to $5.24. |
| | | | ... services sector, Stockland for best report in the property sector, Woolworths for best report in the retail sector and Transurban for best report in the transportation sector. There were 68 entrants in total including ANZ, AustralianSuper, Insurance ... |
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