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Deals 12 November 2004

Bartier Perry acted for the Auspark/Secure Parking Group in its merger with the Kings Parking/Ariadne Group. The merger creates Australia’s largest parking services company. The merged entity…

November 12, 2004 • By Lawyers Weekly
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Bartier Perry acted for the Auspark/Secure Parking Group in its merger with the Kings Parking/Ariadne Group. The merger creates Australia’s largest parking services company. The merged entity will operate more than 200 carparks along the eastern seaboard managing more than $200 million in revenues.

 
 

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