Allegro Funds outlines plans to add new Gull sites and create fuel card

Allegro Funds outlines plans to add new Gull sites and create fuel card
Allegro Funds' managing director, Fay Bou said Gull will create a business fuel card and hopefully a future beyond 2050. (Photo: Allegro Funds)
Dan Brunskill
Allegro Funds, the Australian private equity firm which bought Gull from Ampol earlier this year, is a self-described ‘turnaround’ fund that specialises in buying distressed businesses. So, why did it buy a growing, profitable fuel retailer for more than half a billion dollars? Managing director Fay Bou said while Allegro started in 2004 with a focus on rescuing troubled businesses, it now invests much more broadly. “Irrespective of whether you're buying a business that's distressed or is performing well...

More Markets

More than $1b traded on NZ sharemarket
Markets Market close

More than $1b traded on NZ sharemarket

Trading was extended as 335.4 million shares worth $1.93 billion changed hands.

Graham Skellern 25 Nov 2024
Eroad posts loss in half-year speedbump
Markets

Eroad posts loss in half-year speedbump

A soft NZ dollar and economic pressures had a notable impact, but the CEOs are optimistic.

Ben Moore 25 Nov 2024
Radius Care's run continues as earnings jump 14%
Markets

Radius Care's run continues as earnings jump 14%

The small-cap aged care services company's shares have lifted 57% this year. 

Gregor Thompson 25 Nov 2024
Channel looks to raise $50m, inks deal with Fletcher subsidiary
Markets

Channel looks to raise $50m, inks deal with Fletcher subsidiary

Projects expected to deliver $120m in incremental revenue over 15-year period. 

Staff reporters 25 Nov 2024