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It was Friday at 7pm and everyone was just starting to wind down for the week. Then, Afterpay lodged a substantial shareholder notice with the ASX.

Seemingly out of nowhere, the notice revealed $800 billion Chinese company Tencent now owns 5 per cent of the buy now, pay later market darling.

Tonight, we take a look at the old school-style buying behind Tencent's $300 million Afterpay stake and which broker it had on hand for help.

Elsewhere, we check in on the sale of Perenti's earth-moving parts and equipment business BTP and unveil which $5 billion listed company has taken a look under the hood.

Finally, Pinnacle Investment Management has added a new money manager to its stable.

Happy reading,

Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd

Street Talk Editors

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Seven Group lifts hood at Perenti's up-for-sale BTP

Seven Group Holdings has been digging up the dirt. 

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Tencent goes old school for new world Afterpay

You've got to give it to $800 billion gorilla Tencent and its broker Goldman Sachs.

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Euro trip! Pinnacle adds London-based fund to stable

It's time for tea and scones at Pinnacle Investment Management. 

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CML calls in big guns to steady the ship

There's some more big name lawyers on the scene at CML Group.

 
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