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A2 Milk has moved to cancel Synlait’s exclusive manufacturing rights, Perpetual’s cost-cutting is moving on to support staff, China has sent a top envoy to Russia, the first grain ship using a new route has arrived in Ukraine & Chinese police have detained staff at Evergrande wealth unit.
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Before The Bell

Markets
The NZX was up despite Synlait dropping almost 10%
The ASX was down as tech closed down 2.7%, its worst day of the month (AFR)
There are four central banks making rate decisions this week; the Fed, the Bank of Japan, the Swiss National Bank and the Bank of England.
News Summary
A2 Milk has moved to cancel Synlait’s exclusive manufacturing rights (Stuff)
Air New Zealand cancelled 60 flights due to the wind (Stuff)
The NZ Transport Agency is considering banning e-scooters (NBR)
Perpetual’s cost-cutting is moving on to support staff (AFR)
Fire warnings have been escalated in NSW and Queensland (9 News)
China has sent a top envoy to Russia (BBC)
Chinese police have detained staff at Evergrande wealth unit (BBC)
The first grain ship using a new route has arrived in Ukraine (BBC)
Deal Flow
Investments / M&A
TGS agreed to buy Norwegian rival PGS in an all-share deal. The deal will value the joint data company at $2.6B (USD) (BBG)
PE firm KKR agreed to buy 1/5 of Singapore Telecommunications Data Center Unit for $807m (USD) (BBG)
PE firm Silver Lake has bought 11% of Red 5 Limited, which operates a gold mine near the Gwalia gold mine Genesis Minerals bought earlier this year (AFR)
Shareholders of ASX-listed cybersecurity firm Tesserent have approved the $176m (AUD) takeover by Thales, a French defence company (AFR)
Paine Schwartz Partners, a New York-headquartered PE firm, has cut what it will offer for Australian food and vegetable processor Costa Group by $100m (AUD) (AFR)
Equity Raises
Schott, a German glassmaker, is seeking to raise up to $917m (USD) in an IPO of its medical glassware division (BBG)
Klaviyo, a marketing and data automation provider, has increased its IPO target to $557m (USD) (BBG)
Alligator Energy, a uranium explorer, is trying to raise $23m (AUD) (AFR)
Cuscal Limited, an end-to-end payments business, has started talking to fund managers ahead of listing on the ASX later this year (AFR)
Debt
Banks, including Goldman Sachs & JP Morgan Chase & Co kicked off selling $2.9B (USD) worth of bonds to fund PE Firm GCTR’s purchase of a majority stake in payment processor Worldpay (BBG)
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