(Reuters) - The acquisition, which was expected to add 5 percent to its
earnings per share in the first year, would boost United's
global property services business.
United, whose shares were placed on a trading halt earlier
on Wednesday, said it planned to partly fund the deal with an
institutional share placement of A$231 million, with an extra
A$50 million placement subject to shareholder approval.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
earnings per share in the first year, would boost United's
global property services business.
United, whose shares were placed on a trading halt earlier
on Wednesday, said it planned to partly fund the deal with an
institutional share placement of A$231 million, with an extra
A$50 million placement subject to shareholder approval.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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