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Three cheers for Airtasker!

As the IPO pipeline bulges with contenders slated for March and April, the first chunky float out of the gates has been met with a positive reception.

Airtasker has secured an $85 million initial public offering at 65¢ a share, locking in a bunch of cornerstones and will call for bids more widely on Wednesday.

While it’s a small float in the scheme of things, it’s an important step for an IPO market that is buzzing with contenders. All it takes is for one float – even a small one like Airtasker – to be rejected and the pipeline could burst.

Elsewhere, VGI Partners founder Rob Luciano is looking for a new CEO and has tapped another well-known market operative for advice on the matter. Remember Luciano’s workload doubled when he lost former right-hand man and fellow executive director Doug Tynan in June last year.

And finally, there’s a $200 million-plus sale process under way for the winemaker that makes the ubiquitous Oyster Bay label.

Happy reading,
Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd
Street Talk Editors

 
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