Property group Attacq and the Government Employees Pension Fund (GEPF) have taken the next step in their R2.7bn deal for the GEPF to acquire a 30% stake in Midrand’s Waterfall City precinct by concluding binding legal agreements.

If the deal — finalised on Wednesday — is approved by shareholders, the GEPF, represented by the Public Investment Corporation (PIC), will obtain a 30% stake in the subsidiary Attacq Waterfall Investment Company (AWIC), which houses Attacq’s real estate portfolio and development and leasehold rights in Waterfall City...

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