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Diamond Infraco has extended its takeover offer for Atlas Arteria to 25 June 2026, waiving several key conditions and adjusting the timeline for regulatory updates.

Diamond Infraco has officially satisfied multiple regulatory conditions in its takeover offer for Atlas Arteria, freeing the offer from several major hurdles and holding a 34.56% stake.

Atlas Arteria has lodged its second supplementary target's statement, maintaining its firm recommendation to reject IFM’s conditional takeover offer despite an extension of the bid period to 18 June 2026.

Diamond Infraco 1 Pty Ltd, the IFM Global Infrastructure Fund subsidiary, has pushed back the closing date for its Atlas Arteria takeover offer to 18 June 2026. None of the offer conditions have been met yet, prolonging uncertainty around the bid’s completion.

Veris Limited has landed over $2 million in new contracts across rail, energy, and digital infrastructure, reinforcing its strategy to expand proprietary digital platforms and data-led services.

Infragreen launches a strategic review revealing a $10 million on-market buyback and potential asset sales to address significant undervaluation despite strong FY26 growth forecasts.

Fredon, the electrical and mechanical arm of NRW Holdings (ASX:NWH), has secured $120 million in new contracts across Victoria and Western Australia, reinforcing its role in critical infrastructure projects.

Infratil posted an 11% rise in operational EBITDAF to NZ$989 million in FY26, fuelled by a record 555MW CDC data centre contract and a 170% EBITDAF jump at Longroad Energy. The company refined its portfolio with over NZ$600 million in divestments and secured a BBB+ credit rating, underpinning a strong FY27 outlook.

Infragreen Group Limited (ASX: IFN) forecasts a robust FY26 with underlying EBITDA rising to $22.5m-$25m and underlying NPAT surging over 270%, driven by solid performances in Energybuild and Pure Environmental. The company anticipates continued momentum into FY27, despite some short-term headwinds in Minemet and Merredin Energy.

The Takeovers Panel has refused to proceed with a disclosure dispute application related to Atlas Arteria’s off-market takeover bid and its handling of a right of first offer notice for the Chicago Skyway asset.

The Takeovers Panel has declined to find unacceptable circumstances in Diamond Infraco’s bid for Atlas Arteria, accepting ASIC relief and an undertaking that address concerns over the conditional price increase mechanism.

Dalrymple Bay Infrastructure Limited (DBI) forecasts an 8.1% increase in terminal infrastructure charges for TY-26/27, alongside an 8.5% uplift in distribution guidance, reflecting strong operational performance and ongoing capital investment.