Catherine Badour
Graphite electrode maker GrafTech International Ltd said on Wednesday it could raise up to $907 million (C$1.16 billion) in what could be the largest initial public offering in the steel sector in a decade, Reuters reported.
U.S. mall owners Namdar Realty Group and Washington Prime Group Inc (WPG.N) are in talks to acquire U.S. department store operator Bon-Ton Stores Inc (BONTQ.PK) out of bankruptcy, sources told Reuters.
Toshiba Corp (6502.T) will not use the option of cancelling the $18 billion sale of its memory chip unit unless there is any “major material change” in circumstances, the Japanese conglomerate’s new chief executive said on Tuesday, Reuters reported.
strong>Spotify Technology SA’s (SPOT.N) unusual route to becoming a public company is a test case for other multibillion-dollar tech companies that are looking to sell their shares but are not in need of cash, Reuters reported.
ReNew Power, backed by Goldman Sachs and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), said on Monday it has acquired Ostro Energy Private Ltd, backed by London-based Actis LLP, in one of India’s biggest renewable energy deals.
EnergyAustralia, a unit of Hong Kong’s CLP Holdings, said on Monday its previously announced takeover of power station operator Ecogen Energy from Australian pension fund giant IFM Investors for A$205 million ($157.36 million) is now formally sealed.
U.S. utility NextEra Energy Partners (NEP.N) said on Monday it would sell its wind and solar assets in Ontario to Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) for about $582.3 million.
Brazilian healthcare provider Notre Dame Intermédica Participações SA set the price range on Thursday for its initial public offering between 14.50 reais and 17.50 reais per share, Reuters reported.
Intercontinental Exchange Inc’s (ICE.N) New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is in talks to buy the Chicago Stock Exchange (CHX), the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, a month-and-a-half after U.S. regulators blocked the sale of CHX to China-based investors.
Global mergers and acquisitions (M&A) had their strongest start ever in the first quarter of 2018, totaling $1.2 trillion in value, as U.S. tax reform and faster economic growth in Europe unleashed many companies’ dealmaking instincts, Reuters reported.