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AVID Property Group has matched Warburg Pincus’s latest $5.45-per-security proposal for Ingenia, with the potential total value reaching $5.50 including a permitted distribution. Ingenia’s board has ended Warburg’s due diligence access but continues to progress its proposed Peet acquisition and has not recommended AVID’s non-binding approach.

Warburg Pincus has raised its non-binding proposal for Ingenia to $5.45 per stapled security, potentially delivering up to $5.50 including a permitted distribution. The increase has triggered AVID Property Group’s right to match or exceed the offer, while Ingenia’s Peet transaction remains in force.

Ingenia Communities has received an unsolicited $5.35-per-security cash proposal from AVID Property Group, with a potential total value of $5.40 including a permitted distribution. The approach has secured six weeks of soft exclusivity, but remains non-binding and has not displaced Ingenia’s proposed Peet acquisition.

Peet delivered record FY26 earnings as its proposed sale to Ingenia moves through the approval process. Profit rose 77% to $103.4 million, while contracts on hand climbed to $850.7 million and the fully franked dividend increased to 13 cents per share.

Ingenia Communities has granted Warburg Pincus comprehensive due diligence access as the parties work towards a process deed for the proposed $5.25-per-stapled-security takeover. The proposal remains non-binding, while Ingenia continues to progress its separate Peet transaction.

Warburg Pincus has refined its non-binding $5.25-per-security proposal for Ingenia, allowing securityholders to retain up to 5 cents of the next half-year distribution. The offer now hinges on exclusive due diligence and a board confirmation due by 19 October, but Ingenia has not endorsed it.

Peet has lodged its draft scheme booklet, including the independent expert’s report, with ASIC as the proposed Ingenia takeover advances towards a shareholder vote. The transaction is targeted for implementation in late December, subject to regulatory, court and shareholder approvals.

Ingenia Communities has granted Warburg Pincus non-exclusive access to initial due diligence on its $5.25-per-security takeover proposal, bringing the rival approach into a more serious evaluation phase. The board has not endorsed the proposal and continues to progress its acquisition of Peet.

Warburg Pincus has lifted its non-binding proposal for Ingenia Communities to $5.25 cash per stapled security, but the revised approach remains conditional on due diligence, board support and financing. Ingenia has not recommended the offer and says no transaction is certain.

Ingenia Communities has rejected Warburg Pincus’s revised $5.05 per stapled security proposal, saying the offer substantially undervalues the group. The board remains open to a higher-value approach, leaving the takeover discussion unresolved.

Eureka Group Holdings has secured $70.7 million from institutional investors to help fund its $123.8 million acquisition of six NSW communities. The remaining $9.5 million retail offer opens against a backdrop of upgraded FY27 earnings guidance, but also higher gearing and execution risk.

Ingenia Communities Group has turned down a $4.75 per security indicative offer from Warburg Pincus, affirming its commitment to a growth strategy anchored by the Peet acquisition and long-term sector tailwinds.