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Ingenia Soars on Fresh $1.6 Billion Takeover Bid From AVID

Bloomberg Markets Monday 26 October 2026, 00:14 UTC By Richard Henderson 1 min read
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Ingenia Communities Group shares soared following a takeover bid from AVID Property Group Holdings, as a bidding war ramps up for the owner of Australian retirement living accommodation.

Ingenia Communities Group shares soared following a takeover bid from AVID Property Group Holdings, as a bidding war ramps up for the owner of Australian retirement living accommodation.
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