The billion-dollar mega deal is back

By Edmund Tadros and Joyce Moullakis
Updated September 19 2014 - 3:18pm, first published 9:47am
“[It’s] one of the clear indicators that offshore purse strings have been loosened,” says Simon Reed, author of the report. Photo: Jessica Shapiro
“[It’s] one of the clear indicators that offshore purse strings have been loosened,” says Simon Reed, author of the report. Photo: Jessica Shapiro
“[It’s] one of the clear indicators that offshore purse strings have been loosened,” says Simon Reed, author of the report. Photo: Jessica Shapiro
“[It’s] one of the clear indicators that offshore purse strings have been loosened,” says Simon Reed, author of the report. Photo: Jessica Shapiro
“[It’s] one of the clear indicators that offshore purse strings have been loosened,” says Simon Reed, author of the report. Photo: Jessica Shapiro
“[It’s] one of the clear indicators that offshore purse strings have been loosened,” says Simon Reed, author of the report. Photo: Jessica Shapiro
“[It’s] one of the clear indicators that offshore purse strings have been loosened,” says Simon Reed, author of the report. Photo: Jessica Shapiro
“[It’s] one of the clear indicators that offshore purse strings have been loosened,” says Simon Reed, author of the report. Photo: Jessica Shapiro

Mega deals had a resurgence in the year ended June 30 and are expected to remain a feature of the domestic ­landscape in 2014-15, even as industry participants tip that mid-sized targets may be the next "hot bed" for activity.

Subscribe now for unlimited access.

$0/

(min cost $0)

or signup to continue reading

See subscription options

Get the latest Wagga Wagga news in your inbox

Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date.

We care about the protection of your data. Read our Privacy Policy.