This week Aveos parent FKP saw its share price hit 21 cents, down from 41 cents exactly 6 months ago a 50% drop in value. See its chart opposite. The question is, how much longer can the likes of Stockland hold off making an offer given its first right of refusal for the Aveo crown jewels? Looking back to 2008, it is hard to believe that in January that year FKP was trading at $6.40. But then it dropped to 65 cents by 27 November (2008) and has never recovered. FKP continues to look for a new CEO to replace Peter Brown who retired on 14 September. The Executive Chairman Mr Seng Huang Lee and major shareholder in Malaysias Mulpha FKPs largest shareholder is Acting CEO while Peter Browns replacement is being searched for.
Healthcare Australia buys home care provider My Care Solution
South Australian family-owned home care provider My Care Solution has sold its operations to Healthcare Australia, which is owned by Sydney-based venture capital firm Crescent Capital. Healthcare Australia is a healthcare staffing business, with...