Ares (ARES) announced it raised approx. USD 5.4bln of aggregate capital, including equity commitments and related transaction vehicles
Ares has successfully raised approximately USD 5.4 billion in aggregate capital, which signals robust investor confidence and enhances its financial positioning.
Colonial has restarted its gasoline pipeline after its damage in Georgia
The sound of explosions in Karaj and Tehran, Mehr News reports
Ares (ARES) announced it raised approx. USD 5.4bln of aggregate capital, including equity commitments and related transaction vehicles
The IRGC said that the situation in the Strait of Hormuz is under the full control of Iranian naval forces, Press TV reports
An Iranian security-political official has warned that the Islamic Republic will gradually increase its missile strikes against US and Israeli targets in retaliation for their ongoing war of aggression, Press TV reports
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This capital infusion could support future strategic initiatives, acquisitions, or expansion efforts, making Ares a more formidable player in the markets it operates in, particularly within the metals and mining sectors. Monitor any potential sector read-throughs or impacts on M&A activity as this could invite competitive scrutiny or similar actions from peers.
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