Tuesday, November 19, 2024

Who’s doing what this week in the South African M&A space?

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Exchange-Listed Companies

Novus Print (Novus) has announced it is finalising the disposal of its Linbro Park Properties which have been carried as an asset-held-for-sale since March 2021. The disposal for R125 million is to Micasa Asset Management. The properties, situated at 46 and 48 Milky Way Drive in Linbro Park have a book value of R109,9 million. The disposal is classified as a Category 2 transaction and therefore does not need shareholder approval.

Accelerate Property Fund has disposed of the Ford Fourways Building to Hatfield Property Holdings. The property is valued at R87,1 million and is being sold for a maximum cash consideration of R80 million at a yield of 8.9%.

Ellies has announced the proposed acquisition of Bundu Power from shareholders for a maximum consideration of R202,6m. Bundu Power specialises in the distribution and rental of generators as well as the distribution and installation of solar and ancillary products providing alternative energy solutions. This is a category 1 transaction in terms of the JSE Listing Requirements and as such requires the approval shareholders.

Unlisted Companies

Vantage Capital, Africa’s largest mezzanine fund manager has successfully closed its fourth mezzanine fund, securing a total of $377 million of commitments from a mix of European and US-based commercial investors and development finance institutions who include IFC, BII, SIFEM, DEG, Norfund, Swedfund and EIB.

Convergence Partners’ Digital Infrastructure Fund has closed a funding round raising $296 million (R5,15 billion). The round was backed by existing and new investors based in Europe and Africa.

Phatisa a local, sub-Saharan African private equity fund manager has acquired a significant minority stake in MHL International, a subsidiary of India’s Manipal Group. MHL is a printing and packaging provider with strong exposure to the food and beverage sector with operations in Kenya and Nigeria. Phatisa’s investment, details of which were undisclosed, will be used to finance expansion opportunities.

DealMakers is SA’s M&A publication.
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