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Good evening,

It feels like we’re in the eye of the M&A storm – somewhere between the big deals announced in August, September and October, and the next batch of pre-Christmas craziness.

On Monday, Woodside Petroleum was out with the news that it had agreed to a deal to cut Global Infrastructure Partners into its Pluto Train 2, as we had flagged last month.

It was a breakthrough announcement for Woodside, and one of three we’re expecting in the coming four weeks or so that will have a lasting impact on Australia’s oil and gas major.

Otherwise, it was pretty quiet for a Monday. Link said it would allow The Carlyle Group to conduct due diligence, avoiding an investor revolt, and Ventia was out with its underwritten downsized IPO as we covered on Saturday.

In Street Talk tomorrow, we look at Aussie biotech Ellume, which is on every equity capital market banker’s watchlist. Ellume’s in the market with a chunky pre-IPO raising that values it at more than $500 million.

We also have a new software buyout.

Happy reading,

Anthony Macdonald, Yolanda Redrup and Kanika Sood
Street Talk editors

 
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