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03.9.2024

7 key challenges to overcome when investing in Australian renewable energy

Properly understanding the potential financial returns of an investment in the context of operations in the Australian Energy market  Renewable energy generation projects utilising solar, wind and battery technology find revenue sources from offtake agreements, arbitrage of wholesale electricity prices, providing grid stabilization services via mechanisms such as FCAS and by accessing green trading certificates […]

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27.8.2024

Everyone’s going private: current status of the P2P landscape

A few years ago, we ran some analysis on Public to Private (P2P) transactions to see what we could distil from the data. You can read the article here.   P2P or Take-Private simply means the takeover of a listed (public) company so that it then becomes a private company, either independently (typically with the […]

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Stacked copper sheets
29.7.2024

Taking copper to the world: Australia’s big opportunity

Copper – the backbone of our modern world. From the wires in your house to the electric vehicles on the road, it’s a metal so essential to life that it is often overlooked. But the truth is, we’re facing a copper supply crisis. Demand for this metal is soaring driven by the transition towards green […]

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28.5.2024

The Federal Budget and Clean Energy

The need for support to raise Clean Energy capital Australia’s May 2024 budget prioritises clean energy manufacturing, aiming to make the country a key supplier in the global transition. Tax incentives are offered for hydrogen, battery, and solar cell production, alongside critical mineral mining and processing. This will foster new industries, jobs, and investment. The […]

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Drivers of investment Australia Japan
30.4.2024

Key drivers of investment between Australia and Japan

Australia and Japan’s trade and investment partnership traces back to the mid-19th century. From the initial exchange of coal to today’s intricate network of investments spanning various sectors, the ties between these two nations have evolved significantly. The bilateral relationship between Australia and Japan has not only endured but flourished. In 2023 alone, the two […]

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Trends in Clean Energy
30.4.2024

Trends affecting Clean Energy companies

Derek Thomson, Director of our dedicated Clean Energy and ESG division, gives us a wrap up of some of the recent trends affecting Clean Energy companies based on his conversations with clients.

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29.4.2024

Australian engineering firms join for a “critical” common purpose

Governments, communities and businesses have committed to decarbonisation making the transition to clean energy a top priority. To build clean energy systems like solar and wind, as well as batteries for storage, we need critical minerals like copper, lithium, cobalt and nickel. As demand for these minerals has skyrocketed, so has the demand for the […]

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26.3.2024

Sector Dashboards March 2024

Our monthly dashboards cover seven key sectors of focus, with each sector built up by several subsectors that cover similar companies based on; products, end markets, services, assets classes or other characteristics. The publications include all companies listed on the Australian Stock Exchange that are actively traded and covered by research analysts, and hence have […]

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26.3.2024

M&A and ultrarunning – the five similarities

Running an M&A process is similar to ultrarunning according to Mark Steinhardt, InterFinancial Executive Director. He’s done a fair bit of both so, after slogging it out over 80kms in Noosa recently, he decided to pen his thoughts on the similarities between M&A and ultrarunning. Originally shared as an article on Mark’s LinkedIn here: ________________ […]

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