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Ares Management Proposes Acquisition of MaxiPARTS for AU$2.50 Per Share in Cash; Shares Jump 28%

MaxiPARTS (ASX:MXI) received a conditional, nonbinding indicative proposal from Ares Management Asia Singapore to acquire 100% of the shares in MaxiPARTS for AU$2.50 per share in cash through private equity funds managed and/or advised by Ares via a scheme of arrangement, according to a Thursday Australian bourse filing.The offer price will be reduced for any future dividend or other distribution declared or paid, excluding the final dividend to be paid on Sept. 17.Its board decided to enter into an exclusivity deed with Ares to facilitate a four-week period, with an option to extend the period for a further two weeks, for Ares to complete due diligence. The firm provided Ares with access to a data room for the purposes of its confirmatory due diligence.MaxiPARTS also entered into a binding agreement to acquire the assets of Air Brake Systems Unit Trust for a purchase price of AU$11.2 million.Its shares jumped 28% in recent trading on Thursday.

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MaxiPARTS Appoints Anu Parikh as Chief Financial Officer

MaxiPARTS (ASX:MXI) said it has appointed Anu Parikh as chief financial officer, starting July 7, according to a Monday Australian bourse filing.The company said Parikh has held various senior finance roles at National Australia Bank, Marlin Brands, and Incitec Pivot Fertilizers following a career at KPMG, with her most recent role being chief financial officer of IsAlb.Outgoing Chief Financial Officer Liz Blockley will remain with the business until July 10 to assist with the transition, it added.

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MaxiPARTS Says Activity Levels Declined Amid Middle East Conflict

MaxiPARTS (ASX:MXI) said activity levels fell in March and have remained below earlier highs as the Middle East conflict drove uncertainty and higher costs for customers in the transport sector, according to a Friday filing with the Australian bourse.The conflict also impacted the availability of diesel in some regions of Australia, leading to a reduction in operating activity with customers deferring parts procurement and limiting servicing to essential items, the automotive supplies distributor said.The company has implemented various measures to cut costs, better manage working capital, and support profit margins in the second half of the year.MaxiPARTS expects its fiscal year 2026 results to be "broadly in line with previous guidance at an underlying profit level," the company said. It expects an operating net profit before tax of AU$13.4 million to AU$14.1 million, and revenue of AU$273 million to AU$278 million.

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