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John Eales-chaired Trajan raising $90 million at $1.70 a share Save Share IPO hopeful Trajan Group – chaired by ex-Wallabies captain John Eales – is aiming to hit the ASX boards with a $220 million market capitalisation. Inside one of Trajan Group’s international manufacturing sites.  Supplied. The company has priced its float – according to a pathfinder prospectus in front of fund managers – and is seeking to raise $90 million at $1.70 a share. That price implied a $220 million market capitalisation and $178.2 million enterprise value, and represented 2.2 times f...

Ex-Wallaby John Eales kicks off Trajan Group pitch Save Share Canaccord Genuity and Ord Minnett have invited a select group of fund managers to take an early look at former Wallabies captain John Eales-chaired IPO hopeful Trajan Group. Trajan chair John Eales, pictured here in 1999 after winning the rugby world cup at Millennium Stadium. Cardiff.  AP Fundies were sent a copy of a pathfinder prospectus this week with detailed Trajan financials – obtained by this column – and invited on a site tour halfway through next week, before pre-deal investor education reports land. The path...

Myanmar’s military, the Tatmadaw, seized power in a 1 February coup headed by Senior General Min Aung Hlaing. Since then, the regime has killed 738 people, according to figures kept by the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners. Unrest in Shan state is on the rise, with at least 10 police officers reportedly killed last week in an attack by ethnic armies opposed to the military regime. Human rights activists say they are gravely concerned for the safety of about 6,000 people camped near the Thai border after fleeing violence, if an assault by the military on its opponents goes ahead...

Hunt for missing submarine off Bali Indonesian authorities have called for urgent Australian assistance to help rescue a submarine missing in the Lombok Strait near Bali with 53 people on board. The 44-year-old submarine was conducting a torpedo drill before Indonesian authorities lost contact with the crew at about 5am AEST. Indonesia’s ministry of defence said an oil spill was located by a surveillance helicopter at the site where the submarine began to dive, which could be a sign of damage to its fuel tank or be a signal from the crew. The 1400-tonne submarine is believed to be in an oc...

The Reds can beat the Crusaders A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size What should be clear to most Super Rugby fans is that when the trans-Tasman competition reaches its grand final it will almost certainly feature the Reds and Crusaders. While in recent years we may have written the Reds off in such a game, if this is the final we get, then it will be a hard-fought victory for whoever manages to triumph. Based on the trajectories of both teams, it is looking like the Reds may be favourites for this encounter...