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AVID's $1.6B Bid for Ingenia Ignites Retirement-Living Auction

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AVID's $1.6B Bid for Ingenia Ignites Retirement-Living Auction

Takeover competition for Ingenia, Australia's largest retirement living operator, signals continued M&A appetite in aged care even as operators face margin pressures and regulatory scrutiny.

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