Acquiring Company
Ares
Acquired Company
MaxiPARTS
Los Angeles
Madhya PradeshProfessional ServicesEnergyOil And GasFinancial ServicesReal EstateFinanceReal Estate InvestmentVenture CapitalAngel InvestmentRenewable EnergyFintechLendingAsset ManagementManufacturingAutomotiveDescription
Ares has put forth a takeover offer of AU$2.50 for MaxiPARTS. The offer is conditional and nonbinding, which means it may change during due diligence. MaxiPARTS has also agreed to acquire assets from Air Brake Systems Unit Trust for AU$11.2 million. Investors are closely monitoring the situation as Ares conducts its financial checks.
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Who acquired MaxiPARTS?
MaxiPARTS was acquired by Ares, based in Los Angeles. The deal was reported on September 3, 2026. Ares Management Corporation is a global alternative asset manager specializing in private equity, real estate, private debt, and public equity. Ares is publicly traded (ARES) and operates in Professional Services.
When did Ares acquire MaxiPARTS?
Ares's acquisition of MaxiPARTS was reported on September 3, 2026. Ares has put forth a takeover offer of AU$2.50 for MaxiPARTS. The offer is conditional and nonbinding, which means it may change during due diligence. MaxiPARTS has also agreed to acquire assets from Air Brake Systems Unit Trust for AU$11.2 million. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does MaxiPARTS do?
MaxiPARTS is an Australian company that specializes in the distribution of spare parts for the heavy vehicle industry. The company focuses on providing quality products and services to its customers. It is privately held, operating in Manufacturing, and is based in Madhya Pradesh.
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