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...It is time for a global commission to clean up the financialisation of our economies and take a Dyno-Rod to corruption. A real root-and-branch review....
...Incitec Pivot, the Australian fertiliser group, has made a recommended cash and shares offer for Dyno Nobel that values the Australian-listed explosives group at A$3.3bn ($3bn)....
...The offer values Dyno Nobel at A$2.80 a share and the group’s equity at A$2.3bn....
...The offer values Dyno Nobel at A$2.80 a share and the group’s equity at A$2.3bn. A Macquarie-led consortium bought Dyno Nobel from Industri Kapital for A$2.23bn in 2005....
...Dyno Nobel, one of the world’s biggest makers of explosives, said shareholders had accepted a takeover bid by fell by Incitec Pivot....
...Incitec and Dyno The Australian market has been waiting for Incitec Pivot to launch a takeover offer for Dyno Nobel ever since the fertiliser group increased its stake in the explosives maker to 13 per...
...Orica has spent more than $1.5bn in the past two years on purchases including Minova, the UK-based speciality chemicals group, and part of Dyno Nobel, its main rival....
...The report said the bidders would split the assets in a deal similar to the break-up of explosives maker Dyno Nobel in 2005....
...One bright spot was Dyno Nobel, the Sydney-based fertiliser and explosives producer, which rose 18.2 per cent to A$2.39 on news that rival Incitec Pivot had bought a 13 per cent stake in the firm, heightening...
...Orica spent US$685m acquiring part of Dyno Nobel, its main rival, in 2005 and last year bought Minova, the UK mining chemicals group, for A$857m....
...As a multiple of historic earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation, it is comfortably above the price Orica paid for Dyno Nobel’s mining services operations 18 months ago....
...London Stock Exchange, Quantas, Netcom, Duguesne Light Holdings, Secondary Market Infrastructure Fund, Thames Water, PCCW, Peel Holdings, National Grid’s Wales & the West distribution network, Techem, Dyno...
...It teamed up with Australia’s Macquarie Bank to buy Dyno Nobel in a deal valuing the Norwegian explosives manufacturer, founded by Alfred Nobel, at US$1.7bn....
...It teamed up with Australia’s Macquarie Bank to buy Dyno Nobel in a deal valuing the Norwegian explosives manufacturer, founded by Alfred Nobel, at US$1.7bn (£914m)....
...Last year it helped Orica, the Australian explosives manufacturer, overcome regulatory difficulties by buying rival Dyno Nobel, selling Orica the parts it wanted and floating the rump....
...Dyno Nobel is expected to have a market value of A$1.9bn when its shares begin trading on Friday, ranking it as the 101st biggest company on the Australian Stock Exchange....
...His departure from Orica comes as the company is undergoing an internal reorganisation, after recently acquiring part of the activities of Dyno Nobel, the explosives maker, from Macquarie Bank....
...The consortium acquired Dyno Nobel for A$2.2bn in September last year from Industrie Kapital, a Norwegian private equity group....
...Macquarie said on Thursday that the first quarter had been “very good,” boosted by the sale of shares in Dyno Nobel, the explosives maker, which Macquarie and its partners listed on the Australian Stock...
...Nobel, the Norwegian explosives group....
...Nobel in Australia....
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