Analysis of Baby Bunting Group, Origin Energy, Ventia Services Group
Fund Manager Chris Pedersen discusses Baby Bunting Group, Origin Energy and Ventia Services Group.
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Origin the leading Australian integrated energy company supplying electricity to 4.2 million customers and developing and producing natural gas – a cleaner form of energy for customers in Australia and beyond. Origin also aspires to be the number one renewables company in Australia, by empowering our customers to reduce their carbon footprint through wind, solar and storage technology
Fund Manager Chris Pedersen discusses Baby Bunting Group, Origin Energy and Ventia Services Group.
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Fund Manager Chris Pedersen discusses Megaport, Pinnacle Investment Management Group, Origin Energy and GQG Partners.
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A snapshot of the stocks on the move, featuring Origin Energy (ASX:ORG), Sunstone Metals (ASX:STM) and Chimeric Therapeutics (ASX:CHM).
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AustralianSuper's strong opposition to Origin Energy (ASX:ORG) folding and agreeing to be bought late last year by a joint venture of Canadian and US investors has certainly paid off for Origin shareholders.
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Today marks the judgment day for Origin Energy, as trading in the company's shares is set to resume later on Tuesday. This comes after the well-anticipated defeat of the $20 billion bid for the company by Canada's Brookfield and the US's EIF.
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The $20 billion (enterprise value) bid for Australia's Origin Energy (ASX:ORG) has been defeated, leaving the company to chart its own path once again.
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In the ongoing Origin Energy (ASX:ORG) takeover saga, the company's board has rejected the third offer from suitors Brookfield of Canada and US investor EIG. This rejection appears to have put an end to the prolonged takeover battle.
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By next Sunday, it will be clear whether Canada's Brookfield and EIG of the US have a chance of gaining approval at Origin Energy's adjourned shareholders' meeting on Monday, December 4.
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The revised bid structure from Brookfield and EIG for Origin Energy (ASX:ORG) appears to be in jeopardy, based on market sentiment and reactions from key stakeholders. Australian Super's rejection of the new proposed offer and the lukewarm response from the Origin board have cast doubts on its approval at the upcoming shareholders' meeting on December 4.
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The Origin Energy (ASX:ORG) board decided to postpone Thursday's shareholder meeting, originally scheduled to vote on the $20 billion offer from Canada's Brookfield and EIG of the US.
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Trading in Origin Energy (ASX:ORG) shares has been halted after Canada's Brookfield and EIG Partners of the US, the company's suitors, introduced a new bid structure to address the imminent defeat of their second offer at an Origin shareholders' meeting in Sydney.
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The $20 billion bid for Origin Energy (ASX:ORG) appears to be under increasing pressure.
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Origin Energy has also offered shareholders a special dividend on approval of the merger scheme, which is to be voted on in 10 days' time.
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