Thanks for the links. Hadn't read the stuff.co.nz article before which shed some light on the Cambodian business. Sounds like it could be a decent growth option for the future.
In other news... From the AFR:
The next phase of ASIC Registry's potential $3 billion sale is finally within reach. The Department of Finance and Greenhill are set to call for expressions of interest.
The next phase of ASIC Registry's potential $3 billion sale is finally within reach.
The Department of Finance and adviser Greenhill are expected to call for expressions of interest in the next two weeks.
It's the second phase of the transaction and will be accompanied by an information pack for interested parties.
Registrations of interest were due on July 27 and bidders have been patiently awaiting guidance on the next phase, while the government works out whether it's a sale, a strategic investment or an outsourcing contract that is on offer.
Bidders are in the process of signing confidentiality agreements.
One issue that is expected to play a part in the auction is the government's preference for ASIC Registry employees based in regional Victoria to be retained.
The sale appears tipped in favour of strategic buyers; existing registry owners and database such as Link Market Services, Veda Group, ASX Ltd and the like, rather than the big financial investors and superannuation funds who are also scratching around.
http://www.copyright link/street-ta...prepped-for-expressions-round-20150902-gjd8sc
