Kanika Sood

Both companies went into trading halts on Monday morning in relation to a potential material acquisition.

The Nash team, led by Lucas Couper and Hayden Troiani, has put up $20 million for a 50 per cent stake in Blue Hippo Laundry.

The investment house launched the cornerstone offer for its new ASX-listed private credit note, MA Credit Portfolio Notes, on Monday morning.

The borrower DelayPay was founded in 2018 and lets farmers borrow up to $500,000 to spend on things like livestock, and temporary water allocations.

Joint lead managers Morgans and Unified Capital Partners were offering new shares at 17.5¢ a piece – a 10.3 per cent discount to the last close.

TPG Rise and Kinetic exchanged contracts overnight at a valuation in excess of $4 billion.

The US infrastructure giant closed the book on Thursday afternoon after taking in the full $300 million targeted under the cornerstone.

The pair have inked a joint venture to establish KSB Sustainable Investments – a sustainable investment platform that’s focused on decarbonisation.

Goldman Sachs special situations alumni Justin Lal and David Gribble will reunite at the Sydney investment firm.

Trion will seek to raise $32.5 million from investors at an IPO bookbuild, now set for November 5.

The manager is raising up to $300 million and had its broker syndicate hitting the phones from 11am.

The placement, launched on Friday, was originally pegged at $30 million but was upsized following excess demand.

Hastings spent 4½ years at BofA and also had a stint at Credit Suisse between 2016 and 2021.

The ASX aspirant has tasked lead Canaccord Genuity with organising meetings between Trion’s management and potential backers.

The Apiam board will recommend that shareholders vote in favour of the plan.

New shares were being offered at $1.30 per share – a 9.1 per cent discount to the last trading price via sole lead manager Canaccord Genuity.

Igneo Infrastructure Partners’ dealmakers can finally pop the champagne they’ve been saving for nearly four years. And on a public holiday, no less. 

The $17.7 billion money manager, founded by high-profile investor Phil King, will have a soft closing for its small companies fund at the end of October.

Lead manager Unified Capital Partners was offering new shares at $4.30 – a skinny 2.9 per cent discount to the last price.

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