Baugur to buy House of Fraser 25. ágúst 2006 10:59 House of Fraser, Baugur Group Baugur Group through its daughter company BG Holding and other investors has reached an agreement with British chain House of Fraser on its purchase. The take over bid was announced yesterday for 148 pence per share which equals a total purchase price of 60 billion ISK. The offer was made under the name of Highland Acquisitions Limited, a company owned by Baugur, Don McCarthy, West Coast Capital, Kevin Stanford, Stefan Cassar and Halifax Bank of Scotland. FL Group yesterday announced their plans to join the venture, with 13,9 percent of shares in Highland and a seat on the board. If the purchase goes forth as planned it will be valid from November 8 following a shareholders meeting on October 2. The take over has been covered in the British press, and the Financial Times says that this is Baugur Group's largest investment in Britain so far. News News in English Mest lesið „Það er ósatt, ósatt með öllu“ Innlent „Fokk ðe queers og fullt af atkvæðum?“ Innlent Útlit fyrir að íslensk stjórnvöld brjóti gegn alþjóðasamningum Innlent Kennarasambandið mismunaði konu Innlent Stóra aðgerðin valdi titringi á fíkniefnamarkaði Innlent Samningur um Ísafjörð tryggir rekstur Q200-véla Icelandair Innlent Aðstoðarskólastjóri Stapaskóla biður nærsamfélagið um hjálp Innlent Flúði heimili sitt eftir að hafa hótað stofnun Innlent Meitlarnir komust loks í forgang eftir stefnubreytingu Innlent „Ég kann ekki að meta það þegar ég er sökuð um ósannindi eða blekkingar“ Innlent
Baugur Group through its daughter company BG Holding and other investors has reached an agreement with British chain House of Fraser on its purchase. The take over bid was announced yesterday for 148 pence per share which equals a total purchase price of 60 billion ISK. The offer was made under the name of Highland Acquisitions Limited, a company owned by Baugur, Don McCarthy, West Coast Capital, Kevin Stanford, Stefan Cassar and Halifax Bank of Scotland. FL Group yesterday announced their plans to join the venture, with 13,9 percent of shares in Highland and a seat on the board. If the purchase goes forth as planned it will be valid from November 8 following a shareholders meeting on October 2. The take over has been covered in the British press, and the Financial Times says that this is Baugur Group's largest investment in Britain so far.
News News in English Mest lesið „Það er ósatt, ósatt með öllu“ Innlent „Fokk ðe queers og fullt af atkvæðum?“ Innlent Útlit fyrir að íslensk stjórnvöld brjóti gegn alþjóðasamningum Innlent Kennarasambandið mismunaði konu Innlent Stóra aðgerðin valdi titringi á fíkniefnamarkaði Innlent Samningur um Ísafjörð tryggir rekstur Q200-véla Icelandair Innlent Aðstoðarskólastjóri Stapaskóla biður nærsamfélagið um hjálp Innlent Flúði heimili sitt eftir að hafa hótað stofnun Innlent Meitlarnir komust loks í forgang eftir stefnubreytingu Innlent „Ég kann ekki að meta það þegar ég er sökuð um ósannindi eða blekkingar“ Innlent