BRIEF-Perpetual To Be Broken Up, Name Sold To Kkr In A$1.5 Billion Deal

BRIEF-Perpetual To Be Broken Up, Name Sold To Kkr In A$1.5 Billion Deal - AFR

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BRIEF-Perpetual To Be Broken Up, Name Sold To Kkr In A$1.5 Billion Deal - AFR

May 7, 2024 3:49 AM

May 7 (Reuters) - AFR:

* PERPETUAL TO BE BROKEN UP, NAME SOLD TO KKR IN A$1.5

BILLION

DEAL

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