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Another week, another round of COVID-19-fashioned equity raising candidates.

Step up Charter Hall Retail REIT and Monash IVF, which were stitching together potential deals on Sunday night.

Monash IVF, which has disappointed investors during its nearly six years on the ASX boards, is expected to seek close to $100 million, while Charter Hall's shopping centre landlord will seek about $275 million of its own.

Fund managers reckon they won't be the only raisers this week, as the biggest raising spree in 10 years continues...

Meanwhile, fundies and analysts will be poring over Lendlease's balance sheet in light of news it is close to finalising a $500 million-odd raising of its own. Lendlease's deal is neither debt nor equity, but revenue brought forward from the sale of apartment settlement cash flows at Barangaroo.

Elsewhere, Vocus Group is pitching banks in a $1.4 billion debt syndication round, while there's a big twist in the takeover tale at $130 million debtor finance business CML Group.

Happy reading,

Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd

Street Talk Editors

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Retail REIT raisings ramp up with Charter Hall offering

Charter Hall's listed shopping centre trust is expected to be cap in hand in front of investors for the second time in little more than two months. 

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Lendlease eyes $500m-plus by selling Barangaroo cash flows

Property giant Lendlease is seeking to raise more than $500 million by selling cash flows relating to one of its major projects in Sydney. 

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Monash IVF asks investors for a second chance

There's fresh life and fresh hope for beaten-up Monash IVF, which is considering making the most of COVID-19 restrictions being relaxed from this week. 

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Vocus fronts banks for $1.4b debt deal

Vocus Group and its lead bankers are seeking lenders to help refinance the company's $1.4 billion debt stack.

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Not so fast! ScotPac tries to walk from CML takeover

It's an early contender for the deal with the most twists and turns of 2020. And just when it all seemed done and dusted, the biggest twist of all has landed.

 
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