April 27 (Reuters) - IFM Global Infrastructure Fund unveiled an offer on Monday to buy all the shares it does not currently own in Atlas Arteria, valuing the Australian toll road operator at A$6.89 ...

The investment giant has long been unhappy with the ASX-listed tollroad operator’s strategy, despite being its largest backer ...

IFM Investors launched the hostile takeover, claiming the toll road operator's continued search for mergers and acquisitions will impact shareholder value.

The $4.75 a share offer would represent a deal value of $6.9 billion, and an 11 per cent premium to the one-month volume ...

IFM Investors has made a $7 billion hostile bid for toll road operator Atlas Arteria, where it currently holds an existing 34 ...

Australian infrastructure investor IFM Investors Pty is eyeing defense opportunities in Europe as it seeks to tap the ...

IFM Investors, the largest shareholder in Atlas Arteria with a 35.68% stake, has launched a hostile A$6.9bn (€4.2bn) bid to acquire the remaining shares of the Australia-listed toll road operator, ...

Mody joins IFM following senior roles in client solutions at Macquarie Asset Management Previously, she served as an executive director at CCS Fundraising and a management consultant in the global ...

IFM Investors Pty, the Australian asset manager with stakes in airports from Sydney to London, plans to spend more than A$1 billion ($651 million) ramping up domestic production of sustainable ...

Atlas Arteria shares surged over 14% after IFM Investors launched a $7 billion hostile takeover bid, offering $4.75 per share ...

Andrea Mody has joined IFM Investors as head of North American client solutions. It is a new position, an IFM spokesperson confirmed. Mody is based in New York and reports to John Gee-Grant, head of ...