When was Transfield founded?
1956
Transfield Holdings/Founded
Who started Transfield?
Franco Belgiorno-Nettis
Carlo Salteri
Transfield Holdings/Founders
What happened to Transfield Services?
On 10 September 2014, Transfield Holdings sold its holding in Transfield Services. In 2015 the company changed its name to Broadspectrum.
Who took over Transfield?
In November 2015 Transfield Services was rebranded as Broadspectrum after Transfield Holdings gave 12 months notice of termination of the right to use the name Transfield and logo. Having made an unsuccessful takeover attempt in 2014, in May 2016 Ferrovial acquired the business.
Is Ventia part of cimic?
Ventia is owned by CIMIC, private equity investor Apollo Global Management and its management team. It was formed in 2015 via the combination of Leighton Contractors Services, Thiess Services and Visionstream. The owners added Broadspectrum, formerly called Transfield Services, last year.
Who owns Ventia NZ?
Ventia is an independent partnership between funds managed by affiliates of Apollo Global Management and the CIMIC Group.
Did Ventia buy Broadspectrum?
Ventia purchases Broadspectrum to form one of the largest infrastructure services companies in Australia and New Zealand, and with an unrivalled service offering. Ventia purchases Broadspectrum, two highly complementary essential infrastructure services companies.
How many employees does Broadspectrum have?
Today, we have over 35,000 talented people and subcontractors across Australia and New Zealand. As one of the largest essential services providers in the ANZ region, we are proud to provide the services that keep infrastructure working for our communities.
Who owns John Holland?
China Communications Construction Company
CCCC International Holding Limited
John Holland Group/Parent organizations
Who owns Leighton Holdings?
Hochtief
HOCHTIEF Australia Holdings Limited
CIMIC Group/Parent organizations
What is Broadspectrum called now?
Ventia
Broadspectrum, along with our telecommunications business Visionstream, will be rebranded Ventia. The legal entities of both businesses will remain unchanged for now.
Is Ventia a public company?
Ventia Services Group had looked to raise $394 million – $397 million at $2.75 – $3.15 a share in its initial public offering (IPO). Although the dates and prices may change, the company is pegged to begin trading publicly on the ASX on 25 November 2021.
