Data Room News Archive

1 Aug, 2008 - 1 Sep, 2008

• Buyers wanted for Amtek Engineering
• BG wants more info on rejected Origin takeover bid
• Friends Provident plans Asian acquisitions
• Imperial bid ruled out by Sinopec
• Bid deadline extended for GE mortgage business
• Development potential in Fortis investment 'strong', says Ping An
• Chinese tobacco firms plan merger
• Australia gives approval of Chinalco's stake in Rio Tinto
• Lupin acquires 30% of Generic Health
• Temasek eyes western back acquisition
• Macquarie acquires Thai broker
• Adelaide Brighton looks to Cemex deal
• Mizuho eyes acquisition deal with Evercore
• YRC buys Chinese hauler
• Macquarie announces buyback
• Queensland gas makes acquisition offer
• MUFG sweetens UnionBanCal bid
• CNPC in joint bid for Petro-Tech
• Origin rejects BG acquisition offer
• Commonwealth Bank eyes BankWest
• China Oilfield acquires 98.8% of Awilco
• Evraz prolongs hunt for Delong
• Stakes high for Changfeng
• China Angang acquires Panzhihua shares
• Woolworths appeal against Warehouse decision
• China oil firms 'may acquire Petro Tech'
• QBE to acquire Australia's PMI
• Singapore DBS: bank buy unlikely
• Westpac-St George gets green light for merger
• CSL to buy Talecris
• Yamaha completes NEXO acquisition
• China Eastern still seeking investor
• MUFJ to buy UnionBanCal
• Co-op makes bid for Dairy Farmers
• Tabcorp puts end to Tatts merger
• Torm to acquire stake in Singapore shipper
• Westpac predicts profits rise
• NOL makes Hapag-Lloyd acquisition shortlist
• Profit falls for Neptune Orient
• China delays sale of Fortis
• Green Dragon acquires Zhengzhou
• China sets guidelines on anti-monopoly law
• Newmont considers sale of Kalgoorlie
• Asciano 'open-minded' about acquisition
• Panzhihua sticks to merger plans
• Ping An to buy stake in Yunnan Baiyao
• Orix and Credit Saison in merger talks
• China Enterprises Index records fall
• China Oriental acquisition deal on hold
• Asciano rejects private equity bids
• China gets power to block mergers and acquisitions
• Premier nears acquisition of Just