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Meet BUMA, the new bidder for BHP and Mitsubishi’s $US3 billion-plus Queensland coal mines.

Sources told Street Talk the Indonesian mining contractor, which has furnished the Blackwater site with trucks and excavators for a decade, is among the parties shortlisted late last month.

It knows the asset well, but BUMA faces stiff competition from a handful of parties, including Coronado Global Resources, Yancoal and NY-listed Peabody Energy.

Finally, we have some news on the hotly anticipated-possible-maybe Chemist Warehouse IPO/trade sale. An announcement that ASX-listed Sigma had won a $2 billion contract to supply goods to CW promoted chatter about whether the retail giant could push for a merger and get a backdoor listing.

Elsewhere, a follow-up to our Monday yarn – Washington-based defence specialist Arlington Capital Partners is among the suitors circling Austal; Grok’s “punk-rock portfolio manager” is out of a job; and Alan Joyce has his heart set on a lux Sydney penthouse.

Happy reading,

Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Street Talk editors

 
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