Tag: Capital Allocation
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ZIM Updates on Ongoing Strategic Review: What It Means for Investors
Overview: ZIM Shares Update on Strategic Review ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. has provided an investor update detailing the company’s ongoing strategic review process. The announcement reiterates the board’s focus on delivering meaningful value to shareholders while maintaining a disciplined approach to capital allocation, efficiency, and long-term growth. As ZIM navigates a shifting global shipping…
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London IPOs: Funds Run Low as Activity Returns The city’s IPO scene stabilizes, but cash is tight for buyers
London IPOs Are Back, But Cash Isn’t Following London’s initial public offerings (IPOs) are creeping back onto the horizon after a multi-year drought. Yet the revival looks tepid from a buyer’s perspective. Investment funds, which once prowled for new listings, have shrunken their purchasing power, leaving dealmakers to navigate a market where enthusiasm is tempered…
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TPL REIT Fund I Eyes Divestment of HKC’s Project-B One Hoshang Stake
Overview of the Divestment Plan TPL REIT Fund I has signaled its intention to divest its stake in HKC (Private) Limited, specifically by selling the project land known as “Project-B One Hoshang.” The disclosure, which was delivered to the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) on Friday, outlines the fund’s strategic move to reallocate capital and adjust…
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Genting Bids RM6.74 Billion to Privatize Genting Malaysia, Consolidating Casino Arm
Genting Announces Conditional Cash Offer to Take Genting Malaysia Private In a move to consolidate control over its casino and hospitality arm, Genting Group has unveiled a conditional cash offer to acquire the remaining Genting Malaysia shares it does not own. The bid, valued at RM6.74 billion (about S$2.1 billion), was disclosed on October 13…
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Genting’s RM6.74 Billion Bid to Take Genting Malaysia Private Strengthens Control Ahead of US Expansion
Genting Offers Cash to Take Genting Malaysia Private Genting Berhad unveiled a conditional cash offer on October 13 to acquire the remaining shares of Genting Malaysia Berhad it does not already own, aiming to privatise the gaming and hospitality arm. The deal, valued at RM6.74 billion (about S$2.1 billion), would help the diversified group consolidate…




