Decision number | 200620076 |
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Application number | 200620092 |
Date | 7 December 2006 |
Offeror/applicant | CAID Pty Limited |
Ultimate applicant beneficial ownership | 54.7 percent - United States of America, United States Public 24.8 percent - Various, Various overseas persons 8.15 percent - United Kingdom, United Kingdom Public 6.65 percent - Singapore, Singapore Public 3.2 percent - Netherlands, Dutch Public 2.5 percent - Canada, Canadian Public |
Beneficial overseas ownership | |
- Asset current | N/A |
- Asset proposed | N/A |
- Share current | 100 percent |
- Share proposed | 100 percent |
Offeree(s)/seller(s) | Existing shareholders in DCA Group Limited 99.24 percent - Australia, Australian Public 0.76 percent - Various, Various overseas persons |
Business activities | Health & Community Services - Health Services |
Details of land involved | 11.0487 hectares of freehold comprising:
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Regions involved | Various |
Total consideration | $201,729,100 |
Consent sought | To acquire up to 100 percent of the shares of DCA Group Limited. |
Rationale | The application has been approved as it met the criteria. The Overseas Investment Office is satisfied that the individuals with control of the Applicant collectively have business experience and acumen relevant to the overseas investment, and that the Applicant has demonstrated financial commitment towards the overseas investment. The Overseas Investment Office is further satisfied that each individual that exercises control over the Applicant is of good character and is not an individual of the kind referred to in section 7(1) of the Immigration Act 1987. The Applicant, CAID Pty Limited (CAID) is a special purpose vehicle incorporated in Australia by CVC Capital Partners (CVC) for the purpose of acquiring shares in the Australian listed company, DCA Group Limited (DCA). DCA is the ultimate parent company of DCA Healthcare New Zealand Limited, a New Zealand company incorporated in July 2005 by DCA in order to purchase Guardian Healthcare Group Limited (Guardian). Guardian is a company that operates a healthcare and elderly accommodation business in New Zealand. The proposal meets CVC's investment strategy of investing in business opportunities where CVC's management expertise, access to capital and understanding of financial structuring enables CVC to create value and improve the operating performance of those businesses. CVC proposes to support DCA's management growth strategies. The proposal is likely to result in the continued support and implementation of DCA's management's growth strategies. |
Contact | David Quigg/Nick White Quigg Partners P O Box 3035 WELLINGTON |