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Sydney Airport takeover bid boosts Auckland Airport share prices

Air New Zealand planes parked up at Auckland Airport during the Covid-19 pandemic. Photo: Supplied/ Air NZ Auckland Airport shares gained more than 6 percent on news that a consortium of infrastructure investors has offered $A22.3 billion (approx $NZ24.8b) for Sydney Airport Holdings, the operator of Australia s biggest airport. A consortium of IFM Investors, pension fund QSuper, and Global Infrastructure Management has offered $A8.25 a share, a 42 percent premium to Sydney Airport s closing price on Friday. Sydney Airport said the offer was below its pre-pandemic share price and said it was reviewing the proposal, which was contingent the consortium doing a detailed look at the airport company s finances and getting the backing of directors in the absence of a superior offer.

Sydney Airport (ASX:SYD) jumps 37% on $22 6 billion buyout bid

Sydney Airport (ASX:SYD) jumps 37% on $22.6 billion buyout bid Shares in Australia’s largest airport operator are flying high on the news this morning. Multi Asset Portfolio Strategist at Zecca Capital Partners Zach is a hedge fund analyst with an extensive background in equities and portfolio management. Alongside contributing to The Motley Fool, he works in portfolio strategy with a multi-asset and multi-strategy hedge fund manager. As such, he has a unique approach to research and investing, taking a top down approach to identifying unique value propositions that sit within his circle of competence. Zach enjoys the more Foolish things in life, in addition to Rugby.

Australia s Sydney Airport gets $16 7bn takeover offer

BBC News Published image copyrightReuters The owner of Australia s busiest airport has received a A$22.26bn ($16.7bn; £12.1bn) takeover offer. Sydney Airport said the proposal, which is below its pre-pandemic stock market valuation, was being reviewed. Its shares jumped by more than 30% after the buyout approach was announced - a move seen as a sign of confidence in air travel recovering post-pandemic. If the planned purchase is successful it would be the biggest such deal in the country this year. A consortium made up of IFM Investors, pension fund QSuper and Global Infrastructure Management tabled the offer of A$8.25 a share, which is a more than 40% premium to Sydney Airport s closing price on Friday.

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