Australian Macquarie plans to buy 50% of shares of Secure Electronic Registries Victoria

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AK&M 02 March 2026 16:44

The Australian investment company Macquarie Asset Management is considering the possibility of acquiring a 50% stake in the Secure Electronic Registers Victoria service. This is reported by foreign media.

Secure Electronic Registries Victoria, with a total value estimated at 4 billion Australian dollars ($2.8 billion), registers land and real estate rights in Victoria, Australia's second most populous state.

Macquarie has engaged Super Pty and Barrenjoey Capital Partners to evaluate the proposed deal, with an estimated auction expected in April 2026.

In early February 2026, a consortium led by Macquarie Asset Management, a division of Macquarie Group Ltd., agreed to acquire port and railway operator Qube Holdings Ltd. for 11.7 billion Australian dollars.

Secure Electronic Registries Victoria is a private company that provides secure and customer—oriented land management services in the state of Victoria (Australia). The headquarters is located in Melbourne (Australia).

Macquarie Group Limited (Macquarie Bank) is an Australian multinational investment banking group headquartered in Sydney, Australia. The staff consists of 20,000 employees in four operational groups in 34 markets.

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