What’s going on here? Helloworld Travel is making a move to buy out the rest of Webjet, offering AU$0.90 per share to strengthen its position in an online travel market dominated by global giants.

Webjet Group Ltd (ASX: WJL) shares have fallen sharply after the company announced that a potential takeover bid from fellow travel company Helloworld Travel Ltd (ASX: HLO) had fallen over. Webjet ...

S&P/ASX All Ords Index (ASX: XAO) shares closed 0.86% higher at 9,268.5 points on Tuesday. Let's take a look at the ratings on a few ASX All Ords stocks. The Helloworld Travel share price closed at $1 ...

Most readers would already know that Helloworld Travel's (ASX:HLO) stock increased by 3.3% over the past three months. Given that stock prices are usually aligned with a company's financial ...

Helloworld Travel Ltd ( (AU:HLO)) has provided an update. Helloworld Travel Limited has secured a three-year agreement with Qantas Airways, valued at approximately $1.5 billion in Total Transaction ...

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More news: Shares in online travel agency Webjet have jumped after receiving a $353 million acquisition offer from rival Helloworld. At 12:57am AEDT shares in Webjet had lifted 17.22% to 88 cents each ...

SYDNEY--Shares of Webjet jumped to their highest level in more than a month after the travel agent opened its books to Australian rival Helloworld after a takeover proposal. Helloworld on Wednesday ...

Helloworld has lobbed a $353 million takeover offer for online travel agent Webjet in a deal that would boost its digital presence, but it would need the approval of a major shareholder group ...

ASX-listed travel agency Helloworld Travel has made an A$353m ($406m) offer for ASX-listed flight booking platform Webjet. The companies informed the ASX this morning that Helloworld had made an ...

Webjet completed a demerger, resulting in two ASX listed entities: WEB Travel Group, which owns WebBeds, and Webjet Group Limited, comprising B2C businesses such as Webjet OTA, GoSee and Trip Ninja.