US EditionDi Pilla's HMC Capital sells substantial part of 8% stake in Ingenia Communities
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Di Pilla's HMC Capital sells substantial part of 8% stake in Ingenia Communities
The HMC Capital Managing Director has sold down their stake and used the proceeds in part to raise $150 million to the balance sheet as they prepare to buy Brookfield Asset Management’s Healthscope, the second largest operator of private hospitals in Australia. David Di Pilla HMC Capital ceased to be a substantial holder of shares in Ingenia Communities on 1 April after beginning the sell off on 13 February. It was only in December last year wh…
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