Thursday
December 17, 2020
Good evening,
It’s the final Street Talk column of the year and we’re headed out with a bang!
First up, we have news of banking start-up Judo’s latest raising, which has valued it at $1.65 billion.
Then there’s the return of former Arrium crown jewel Molycop, which is back on the block.
We’ve also got news of Baring Private Equity Asia’s plans for SAI Global, which includes help from investment bank Jefferies.
And there’s a couple of new private equity deals – one involving Riverside and the other a management buyout.
Finally, we put Bingo Industries in the 2021 M&A pitchbook, this time thinking about whether an infrastructure buyer may be tempted.
Happy reading, thanks for your support this year, and we look forward to doing it all again in 2021!
Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim BoydStreet Talk Editors
Sources say the challenger bank is set to successfully wrap up a $200 million capital raising.
It is understood the business is being shopped to potential buyers with expectations of a valuation well north of $2 billion.
If infrastructure investors are buying businesses with government bus contracts, why not jump into contract-backed waste management groups?
Baring Private Equity Asia has called in the bankers to help review options for the Australian risk management, compliance and property services company.
The growth private equity firm has emerged as a lead contender to acquire AUB Group’s stake in allied health business Altius Group.
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