Warburg Pincus
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Sep 28, 2026
Michael ThompsonHOST
What's going on there?
Sean AylmerHOST
So private equity group Warburg Pincus upped its offer for the third time.
Sean AylmerHOST
The $2.1 billion offer is before the Ingenia board.
Sean AylmerHOST
It hasn't actually made a recommendation as yet, but that company's share price was up 6% yesterday.
Steve DaghlianHOST
It is up in the order of 5.8%.
Steve DaghlianHOST
Now, it received... an improved takeover offer from Warburg Pincus, a New York-based private equity firm that valued the Aussie retirement village company at around one and a half billion US dollars.
Steve DaghlianHOST
Now, the company said that the offer was received late on Friday and the board is still assessing it.
Steve DaghlianHOST
And it's 4% higher than the offer that was made a week ago, which Ingenia rejected, and more than 10% higher than the initial offer, which was made in early September.
Edward BoydHOST
That happened a couple of weeks ago.
Edward BoydHOST
Holiday Park company Ingenia says it's assessing a revised $2.14 billion takeover bid from private equity firm Warburg Pincus, so it was up almost 6%.
Edward BoydHOST
Insurer Suncorp, the strongest from the financial sector, Media company Nine bounced back after being sold off pretty heavily last week, and explosives maker Orica lifted after securing ammonium nitrate for its US customers in FY2027.
Edward BoydHOST
Other tops included Macquarie Bank and ANZ, along with the healthcare giant CSL, the listed investment manager Solpats, and the pallets and logistics company Brambles up about one and a half.
Sean AylmerHOST
On to Ingenia.
Sean AylmerHOST
That group, which is a housing group, it's got Warburg Pincus, a PE group, wanting to buy it.
Sean AylmerHOST
It's now made three offers.
Sean AylmerHOST
The latest one, $2.1 billion, is before the Ingenia board.
Matt SnodgrassHOST
They are the second best performer on the index today.
Matt SnodgrassHOST
They received a further revised non-binding indicative proposal from Warburg Pincus to acquire 100% of the company at $5.25 per security, up from previous proposals of $4.75 and $5.05.
Matt SnodgrassHOST
So we'll have to continue to see if they'll continue to up that bid.
Matt SnodgrassHOST
Ingenia's board did reject the $5.05 offer on the 21st of November, so just last week, just last Monday.
Mohannad QubbajGUEST
So I think that's definitely a potential for exit.
Mohannad QubbajGUEST
And then you have the international players who are the financial funds, the big funds, the big private equity players, whether it's the General Atlantics, TPGs, KKR, CBC, Blackstone Tactical Opportunities Fund, whether it's the Carlyles, General Atlantic, you have Warburg Pincus, TA Associates, all of these people are looking at the markets here and say, you know, we've been raising money from those markets.
Mohannad QubbajGUEST
Let's try and give back.
Mohannad QubbajGUEST
And we want to do deals.
Chris GarabedianHOST
But tell me about that because your competition increased.
Chris GarabedianHOST
may have increased, maybe your co-investors have increased, but how would you describe the state of traditional private equity, big pools of capital that can go in later stage, right, and have an impact? How has that evolved? Because I remember when it was, you know, oh gosh, Kleiner Perkins, you had Warburg Pincus, right? There were a few, they had some levels of success, but not the level of focus and specialization that we're seeing today in large pools of capital.
Chris GarabedianHOST
So just any commentary on that of how you- Yeah, and
Kiran ReddyGUEST
I think I'll probably like take a step back.
Wing VasiksiriGUEST
And if you look at their fundraising history, they didn't have to raise the typical seed, Series A, Series B.
Wing VasiksiriGUEST
See here, they raised a large Series C in 2019 and then a large $400 million Series D from SoftBank, Warburg Pincus.
Wing VasiksiriGUEST
Vision Plus, I mean, EBI is in there, Northstar.
Wing VasiksiriGUEST
So it does look more like the PE backed type of growth company as opposed to the high growth tech startup raising capital from the typical VCs that you and I maybe hear and talk about.
Monte SandlerGUEST
And, you know, tremendous amount of growth recognized by class as best in class in 2014 for RevCycle.
Monte SandlerGUEST
In 2017, I partnered with Warburg Pincus, a large private equity firm that had acquired a specialty EMR in the urgent care space called DocuTap.
Monte SandlerGUEST
I joined DocuTap.
Monte SandlerGUEST
We rebuilt the RCM business at DocuTap.
Justin FrisHOST
Ingenia Communities Group has again rejected a $2 billion takeover bid from a US equity firm which would have axed its plan to acquire land developer Pete.
Justin FrisHOST
Warburg Pincus proposes to acquire 100% of the National Retirement Village Operator's capital at $5.05 cash per share, valuing the offer at about $2.06 billion.
Justin FrisHOST
One of the conditions of the offer was for Ingenia to not proceed with its proposed acquisition of Perth-based Pete Limited.
Justin FrisHOST
In a statement to the market on Monday, Ingenia announced Warburg Pincus' proposal substantially undervalued the company.
Justin FrisHOST
An Indigenous business registry backed by former Federal MP Ken Wyatt has closed after months of controversy and legal threats.
Justin FrisHOST
Now to read more about this story, please visit businessnews.com.au. And finally, Australia's economy will more than double in size over the next 40 years, but the pace of growth will slow.
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