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CBRE Group CBREThe company said on June 24, 2024 it plans to combine its Project Management business with Turner & Townsend, its majority-owned subsidiary. It said the transaction is expected to close around year-end, subject to regulatory and other customary conditions.
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AI summaryThe company said on June 24, 2024 it plans to combine its Project Management business with Turner & Townsend, its majority-owned subsidiary. It said the transaction is expected to close around year-end, subject to regulatory and other customary conditions.
The company said CBRE will own 70% of the combined Turner & Townsend/CBRE Project Management business at closing, with the Turner & Townsend partners holding the remaining 30%. CBRE acquired a 60% ownership interest in Turner & Townsend in November 2021.
The company said Project Management business net revenue, including Turner & Townsend, was approximately $3 billion in 2023. It said net synergies are expected to generate an incremental run-rate core EPS increase of approximately $0.15 by the end of 2027, and the cost of the incremental investment, exclusive of deal costs, is approximately $70 million.
The company said the combined business will be led by Turner & Townsend chief executive officer Vincent Clancy, who will continue to report to a Board controlled by CBRE. It also said the CBRE Board intends to appoint Mr. Clancy to the CBRE Board upon closing, and that beginning in 2025, it plans to report Project Management results in a new segment separate from Global Workplace Solutions.
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CBRE Plans to Combine Project Management Business with Turner & Townsend
The company said on June 24, 2024 it plans to combine its Project Management business with Turner & Townsend, its majority-owned subsidiary. It said the transaction is expected to close around year-end, subject to regulatory and other customary conditions.
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Post-Merger Ownership: CBRE 70%, Partners 30%
The company said CBRE will own 70% of the combined Turner & Townsend/CBRE Project Management business at closing, with the Turner & Townsend partners holding the remaining 30%. CBRE acquired a 60% ownership interest in Turner & Townsend in November 2021.
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Combined Business Size and Company-Cited Synergies and Investment
The company said Project Management business net revenue, including Turner & Townsend, was approximately $3 billion in 2023. It said net synergies are expected to generate an incremental run-rate core EPS increase of approximately $0.15 by the end of 2027, and the cost of the incremental investment, exclusive of deal costs, is approximately $70 million.
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Combined Business Operating Structure and Separate 2025 Reporting Segment
The company said the combined business will be led by Turner & Townsend chief executive officer Vincent Clancy, who will continue to report to a Board controlled by CBRE. It also said the CBRE Board intends to appoint Mr. Clancy to the CBRE Board upon closing, and that beginning in 2025, it plans to report Project Management results in a new segment separate from Global Workplace Solutions.
Source · Based on the filing body and exhibits
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