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Bankers have a new target in the building materials shake-up. It is understood Germany's Knauf is running a beauty parade , keen to find a local investment banking team that can help hold its hand through what could be an industry-defining period ahead. There are all sorts of deal structures being discussed - everything from a Knauf sale/exit, through to mergers with other groups and, of course, the talks with Boral over the regional joint venture. |
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Knauf's just another building materials heavyweight thinking about its future. Boral's also got the bankers in to help with a strategic review, while Fletcher Building hops from one restructure to the next, WA bigwig BGC looks for an exit, and the Barros close in on ADBRI. |
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Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd |
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| German building materials giant Knauf has thrown its Australian assets into a wider industry shake-up. |
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| Commodity exposure without the commodity price risk - that's the headline pitch from the energy giant. |
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| The Australian buyout firm is delving back into two of its favourite sectors for its latest investment. |
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| It could almost be time to head to the clearing house. |
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| It is understood the private wealth adviser and money manager is changing its equities coverage structure. |
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