Share Waste management company Bingo Industries agreed to a $2.3 billion buyout from Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets in a deal that likely spells the end of an action-packed four years as a listed company. Bingo shareholders are able to choose either $3.45 in cash or a mixture of cash and unlisted shares in Macquarie funds. The alternative offer is worth slightly less at an equivalent of $3.30 a share, with a cash portion of $1.32 a share. Bingo boss Daniel Tartak holds 19.8 per cent of the company. Bingo, which operates a fleet of around 330 waste collection trucks in Sydney and Melbourne with distinctive orange livery, listed on the ASX in 2017 with an offer price of $1.80. It last traded on Monday at $3.20.