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Ingenia Soars on Fresh $1.6 Billion Takeover Bid From AVID

Bloomberg Markets's headline. Reported by Bloomberg Markets.

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What the sources say, in brief

According to Bloomberg Markets, shares of Ingenia Communities Group soared following a fresh takeover bid from AVID Property Group Holdings, reported at $1.6 billion. The bid is described as part of a bidding war for the owner of Australian retirement living accommodation. Only one source was supplied, so no other outlet's account is available for comparison. The story is not marked as developing.

Key points

  • Bloomberg Markets reported that Ingenia Communities Group shares soared after a takeover bid from AVID Property Group Holdings.
  • Bloomberg Markets put the fresh takeover bid at $1.6 billion.
  • Bloomberg Markets said the bid is part of a bidding war for the owner of Australian retirement living accommodation.

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  1. Bloomberg Markets United States Ingenia Soars on Fresh $1.6 Billion Takeover Bid From AVID Ingenia Communities Group shares soared following a takeover bid from AVID Property Group Holdings, as a bidding war ramps up for the owner of Australian retirement living accommodation. 26 Oct · Tier 1

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