Now that the Australia Day long weekend is behind us and everyone’s well and truly back at their desks, the 2021 deals train is picking up even more steam. And we’ve got wind of its first stop for this week.
Tonight, we unveil which two investment banks have landed the juicy mandate to prepare Macquarie’s MIRA-owned rail line operator One Rail Australia for sale.
The two banks have started testing the appetite of infrastructure funds to buy a stake in the business, in advance of an auction.
Meanwhile, ASX-listed Tyro Payments hasn’t had the greatest start to 2021 – facing down a short-seller attack and connectivity issues – but one of its high-profile investors doesn’t seem phased. We reveal who.
Macquarie Group’s infrastructure investment arm has called in the bankers to prepare Hunter Valley coal carrier and South Australia to Darwin rail line operator One Rail Australia for sale.
It’s the hottest ASX-listed lithium play of the past year – up 3700 per cent since January 2020 – and it’s about to be roadshowing in front of fund managers.
