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BLD ASX: Kerry Stokes' Seven Group wins over Boral independent directors with revamped $1.9b offer - Vimarsana News

BLD ASX: Kerry Stokes' Seven Group wins over Boral independent directors with revamped $1.9b offer

The independent directors of the cement group are now recommending shareholders accept the revamped $1.9 billion bid, with one-off dividends attached.

Source: afr.com
CSR ASX: Saint-Gobain's $4.3b buyout of CSR brings exposure to a faster growing housing market but also asbestos liabilities. - Vimarsana News

CSR ASX: Saint-Gobain's $4.3b buyout of CSR brings exposure to a faster growing housing market but also asbestos liabilities.

The French giant’s $4.3b takeover of the building products group, pivotal to Australia’s industrial development, isn’t without thorny issues.

Source: afr.com
Orora launches $1.35b equity raise; $450m placement - Vimarsana News

Orora launches $1.35b equity raise; $450m placement

It’s the biggest equity raising from an ASX-listed company to fund M&A since Atlas Arteria raised $3 billion last year to buy a stake in Chicago Skyway.

Source: afr.com
Packaging group Orora stuck in M&A purgatory - Vimarsana News

Packaging group Orora stuck in M&A purgatory

The firm has been caught studying a big offshore acquisition, and investors are trying to join the dots - but there’s a vacuum of information.

Source: afr.com
Indigenous Voice to parliament: Rio director Ben Wyatt predicts corporate Australia will back 'yes' vote - Vimarsana News

Indigenous Voice to parliament: Rio director Ben Wyatt predicts corporate Australia will back 'yes' vote

Prominent Perth-based director and former WA Treasurer Ben Wyatt predicts many Australian companies will eventually publicly back the Indigenous referendum.

Source: afr.com