Macqaurie Infrastructure
MIG assets value slashed $1.7b
MACQUARIE Infrastructure Group has suffered one of its worst one-day drubbings after the toll road group slashed the book value of its assets by $1.7 billion.
Macquarie Contends With Valuation Gap
Australia's Macquarie Infrastructure Group -- the granddaddy of publicly traded infrastructure funds -- has suffered a beating as investors worry it carries too much debt. Now the drop is prompting some to express enthusiasm for the shares. 
Macquarie Infrastructure Misses
Although the infrastructure business fell short of analysts' expectations, but cash flow continued to increase.
Macquarie Infrastructure profit slumps
Macquarie Infrastructure Group reports a fall in full year profit, and says economic conditions remain challenging.
Macquarie Infrastructure Falls To Earth
Infrastructure fund misses analysts' expectations, but cash flow increases.
Macquarie Infrastructure Flies High
Net income falls in first quarter but cash flow is better than expected at its airport business.
Macquarie Infrastructure On A Higher...
Net income falls in Q1 but cash flows at its airport business.
MacComms sells asset to pare debt
Macquarie Communications Infrastructure Group has agreed to sell a key asset and use the proceeds to help repay debt.
Toll road group defies cash squeeze
THE biggest player in the listed infrastructure field, the toll road operator Macquarie Infrastructure Group, yesterday sought to distance itself from the sector's growing woes prompted by the move by its rival Transurban to ditch its debt-funded business model.
Macquarie funds 'now targets'
IN A move that may signal the beginning of the end of its sharemarket-quoted vehicles, Macquarie Group has backed a $836 million takeover bid to privatise its poorly performing, publicly listed private equity fund, Macquarie Capital Alliance
Roads to nowhere
As cracks start to surface in the toll road model, look out for a move by Macquarie on its Macquarie Infrastructure Group.
Weather dampens tollway traffic revenue
Transurban and Macquarie Infrastructure's quarterly traffic revenues have taken a hit from the Easter holiday period.
MAp's high fees, low transparency
At Macquarie Airports' AGM, the board professed its usual bewilderment as to why MAp shares are so cheap. We can help with this one.
Macquarie model blowtorched
Investment advisers RiskMetrics has delivered a stinging rebuke to Australia's infrastructure sector, and in particular, the Macquarie model.
ConnectEast idles in the breakdown lane
ConnectEast Group has reported average daily traffic volume of 133,722 trips during the EastLink motorway's inaugural tolling week.
Macquarie's dead-parrot model
If the Macquarie model's not dead, it's surely comatose and dangling upside-down with its claws super-glued to the perch.
Schwarzenegger aide has ties to former employer that could benefit from state construction projects
David Crane, who supports public-private partnerships, draws income from investments he made while at a financial services company that could receive business from state projects. As Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger demands that lawmakers allow private interests into California's huge market for public works projects, a company with close personal and financial ties to the governor's economic advisor is positioned to benefit.
The road to ruin
Infrastructure projects are falling victim to market turmoil as the rising cost of debt threatens the prices governments can get for privatising assets.
'Overdone' BrisConnections units fall
Airport Link toll road manager BrisConnections units fall sharply after listing on the ASX.
We hear you, Macquarie tells worried...
MACQUARIE Group will consider privatising its listed infrastructure funds if their performance does not improve.
Macquarie forecasts dip in profit
Macquarie Group reaffirms its 16-year streak of rising annual profits may be coming to an end in the aftermath of the subprime mortgage meltdown.
Macquarie might use falling prices to...
THE Macquarie empire is proposing to hook another listed fund from the stockmarket.
Australian Infrastructure Firms Rebuild
The global credit crunch has hit Australian infrastructure stocks, battering earnings and payout prospects. Now managers are dusting themselves off for a bid to win back...
Macbank defends US energy play
Macquarie Group, leading investors who plan to take private Washington state's Puget Energy, rebuffed criticism the $7.1b deal carried too much debt.
Macquarie Bid For Puget Sound Energy...
The Washington state utility commission and the consumer representative for the Attorney General's Office object that proposed deal is too highly leveraged.
Fidelity dumps stake as B&B...
BABCOCK & BROWN has lost two substantial shareholders in the past fortnight, despite the company receiving a welcome reprieve yesterday with a share price bounce of 13 per...