Sarah Thompson
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- Oct 1, 2026
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GM Steel hunts backers for $500m east coast scrap plant (opens the original)
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Metal player GM Steel is hunting for deep-pocketed equity backers to get its proposed $500 million steel recycling and manufacturing facility off the ground in Queensland. The project will turn scrap into steel products like bars and thick wire used to reinforce concrete slabs in the construction industry, selling its products to customers on the east coast. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Stockland, GIC and Living Co lob offers for $1b Lincoln Place (opens the original)
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Cerberus Capital Management has drawn a crowd as bidding begins for the alternative investments giant’s Australian land lease communities business Lincoln Place, which is up for sale with hopes of a $1 billion price tag. Stockland, one of the country’s biggest residential developers, was among parties that submitted an indicative offer last Friday, multiple people on the sell side said on condition of anonymity as they were not authorised to comment. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month
Transurban throws spanner in works for La Caisse’s WestConnex exit (opens the original)
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How much did Transurban pay to climb to 60.5 per cent ownership of WestConnex, the country’s most valuable privately owned toll road? That was the question doing the rounds in infrastructure circles on Thursday morning after the ASX-listed player announced it had quietly sewn up a deal to pay $4.5 billion for Canada Pension Plan’s 25 per cent stake in Westlink M7 and NorthConnex as well as its 10.5 per cent slice of WestConnex. No price breakdown was provided. Gift articles to anyone you choose
PwC Australia snaps up global due diligence firm Advancy’s local shop (opens the original)
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PwC Australia is expanding its deals division with the acquisition of Paris-headquartered due diligence firm Advancy’s local franchise, in a rare M&A bet from one of the country’s big four consultants. Advancy Australia, run by co-founders Carl Brostrom and David Thevenon, has operated as a partner of the global network since 2013 despite being owned independently. Under the deal, Brostrom and Thevenon will join PwC as partners, bringing a team of six and a client book full of private equity hea
Julie Bishop-backed OD6 Metals seeks new cash and US-friendly rebrand (opens the original)
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Critical minerals explorer OD6 Metals, which has former Liberal Party deputy leader Julie Bishop on its advisory roster, is hunting for equity to fund its flagship Nevada mine. OD6 Metals is also changing its name to Adaven Limited – which is Nevada spelt backwards – as it seeks $5 million through the issue of 52,631,579 new shares at 9.5¢ apiece, a 13.6 per cent discount to the last close. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
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