EQT Raises Perpetual Takeover Bid to $1.8 Billion, Signaling Confidence in Deal
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The sweetened offer from Sweden's EQT suggests fresh confidence in consolidating Australia's investment management sector, with implications for shareholder returns and the competitive landscape for wealth managers in the region.
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