Deals

Centuria Capital has bought two WA healthcare centres, with its property fund acquiring $115 million worth of property nationally.

Dexus is set to acquire close to $31 billion of assets under management from AMP Capital, including all of its domestic real estate.

Mineral Resources shares have nosedived as iron ore miners headed lower and the company announced it would issue up to $US1 billion in unsecured notes to institutional buyers.

The Maddington Road site sold for the first time in close to three decades.

Specialist chemicals company DGL Group has continued its expansion in Western Australia by acquiring Wangara-based Total Coolant Management Solutions.

RLF AgTech is looking to expand the profile of its crop nutrition products on the back of an $8.5 million initial public offering and ASX debut this morning.

Plans for a $35 million cooperative to take ownership of the Kimberley’s sole abattoir have not progressed, with Yeeda Pastoral Company instead retaining full ownership.

Belmont-based SSH Group is looking to bolster its equipment division and its bottom line by taking on an established mining and civil machine hire business in the Pilbara.

The Ballantyne Road property sold to local investors.

The Northbridge site which was once home to longstanding Irish pub Rosie O’Grady’s has been sold for close to $4 million.

Internet and cloud-gaming company Pentanet has secured a sponsorship deal with West Perth Football Club, in a bid to create a space for esports.

Iluka Resources intends to demerge its rutile business in West Africa, while Northern Star is set to pocket $44.5 million from divesting two gold projects.

Tattarang has directed $26.8 million into Natural Fiber Welding, a plastic free fabric enterprise that has partnered with the likes of Alexander McQueen, Ralph Lauren, Pangaia and BMW.

IGO has won back endorsement from the Western Areas board for a proposed takeover after bumping up its offer price from $3.36 to $3.87 per share.

The acquisition was confirmed today after months of speculation.

Strike Energy has inked a five-year gas supply agreement with AGL’s Western Australian business, Perth Energy.

WA’s largest residential builder is back on the market, three years after BGC postponed the sales process. The proceeds will flow to the children of company founder Len Buckeridge.

IGO’s proposed acquisition of Western Areas has hit a snag amid claims that an independent report prompted the WSA board to potentially reconsider its endorsement of the $3.36 per share offer.

The Fremantle property developer paid $18.2 million for the asset, which is changing hands for the first time in three decades.

Comet Resources is raising $50 million to cover restart and acquisition costs for Glencore’s Queensland Mt Margaret Copper project, which has been out of action since 2014.

WA-based commercial fishing company Austral Fisheries has acquired Brisbane-based seafood processor Moreton Bay Seafoods.

OTR Tyres has acquired NYSE-listed Titan International’s Australian wheel division in a bid to springboard the Bellevue business’ east coast operations.

The Perth doctor who recently sold 120 Marine Parade has bought a nearby development lot for $5.8 million.

John Borshoff’s Deep Yellow and WA uranium play Vimy Resources have agreed to terms for a proposed $658 million merger, some four months after Vimy first put Mulga Rock on the market.

Infinite Blue Energy will buy the Northam Solar Farm and hopes to invest $80 million to build a green hydrogen project; while a deal for Merredin Solar Farm is progressing.

Perth-based Tietto Minerals has received commitments to the tune of $130 million for its Abujar gold project in Côte d’Ivoire ahead of first gold planned later this year.

Andrew Forrest has made a move into Western Australia’s shipbuilding sector, acquiring an 8.1 per cent interest in Austal via his investment entity Tattarang.

A Queensland property syndicator has bought a Weir Minerals warehouse in Kalgoorlie for $8 million.

Possible merger partners Vimy Resources and Deep Yellow have both placed their shares in a trading halt, citing a potential control transaction.

Another ASX-listed uranium company is raising cash to step up its project amid revived interest in the commodity.

The Birchal platform has raised $100m over four years, with Perth companies Australian Honey Ventures and Bunsters among the latest WA enterprises to garner funding via the site.

Australian Development Capital bought 10 Richardson Street from local investors for $13.1 million.