THIESS GROUP HOLDINGS PTY LTD
Location
QUEENSLAND
Founded
2020-11-20
Website
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2022-07-27 (mining-technology.com)
Thiess makes $243m takeover bid for Australia’s MACA
Australian mining services company MACA has received an all-cash buyout offer of A$350m ($243.1m) from its rival Thiess Group Investments.
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2021-01-06 (globalconstructionreview.com)
Cimic completes sale of half its Thiess subsidiary - Global Construction Review
Australian contractor Cimic has completed the sale of 50% of Thiess, the world’s largest mining services provider. Â The sale will generate US$1.7bn for Cimic, up from an earlier estimate...
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2020-10-19 (globalconstructionreview.com)
Cimic sells half-share in Thiess subsidiary to UK investor for $1.3bn - Global Construction Review
Australia’s largest contractor, Cimic Group, has announced the sale of 50% of Thiess, the world’s largest mining services company, to UK investment manager Elliott Advisers. The deal, which will be...
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2019-02-08 (im-mining.com)
Basil Read subsidiary to sell out of Majwe Mining JV in Botswana
Engineering firm's Botswana mining subsidiary sells stake in joint venture to partners as it looks to focus on other projects outside of country's biggest diamond mine
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2012-07-08 (marketwatch.com)
Leighton sells waste unit for A$218 million
SYDNEY--Leighton Holdings Ltd. LEI.AU said Monday it has sold its Thiess waste management business to Germany's Remondis AG & Co. KG for 218 million Australian dollars (US$222.4 million). The sale price represents an earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization multiple of six times and earnings before interest and tax multiple of 10 times, which is in line with recent deals in the sector, Leighton said.
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