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Private equity firm BGH Capital has returned to online travel group Webjet with a fresh takeover offer, days after Helloworld finally signalled its intention to buy the struggling company. BGH and ...

The group is offering 90c a share, with the bid triggering a 16.5 per cent price surge on the ASX on Wednesday, from 76c to 88c a share. Helloworld already has a 17 per cent stake in Webjet, but wants ...

ASX-listed travel agency Helloworld Travel has made an A$353m ($406m) offer for ASX-listed flight booking platform Webjet. The companies informed the ASX this morning that Helloworld had made an ...

Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe. Helloworld has lobbed a $353 million takeover offer for online travel agent Webjet in a deal that would boost its digital presence, ...

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