Simplicity Funerals News Today

Street Talk can reveal the Memories Group is seeking up to $8 million to accelerate its international expansion.

Having to battle onerous ESG requirements and “noisy” shareholders is putting private companies off pursuing an IPO.

The funeral provider’s second-largest shareholder moved his near seven per cent stake against the transaction ahead of a final meeting next week, sources said.

Private equity firm TPG Capitals $1.8 billion buyout offer for InvoCare, Australias largest funeral homes and crematoria operator, has garnered regulatory...

Cost-of-living pressures mean Simplicity Funerals is the best performing business in the InvoCare stable being swallowed by private equity group TPG in a $1.8 billion buyout. al is ticking a lot of boxes in its $1.8 billion bid for Australia

Unloved companies are disappearing from the ASX through private equity buyouts, privatisations and voluntary delistings.

The business behind Le Pine, White Lady Funerals and Simplicity Funerals says its board is backing the deal.

The private equity firm and its funeral services provider target have agreed to terms for a binding offer, with only small details to be finalised.

The funeral company’s private equity suitor has lined up its debt financing, even as the delay in signing scheme documents point towards a looming price cut.

Discussions have been going since May 15 to reach a binding agreement.