(Reuters) - AMSTERDAM/LONDON, July 25 - Dutch industrial group
Stork and the private equity fund seeking to buy it
for 1.5 billion euros have no plans to break-up the
company despite pressure from a major shareholder to do so.
Iceland's Marel has built up a 20 percent stake in
Stork, trying to buy Stork's food systems business, which makes
meat and poultry processing equipment.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
Stork and the private equity fund seeking to buy it
for 1.5 billion euros have no plans to break-up the
company despite pressure from a major shareholder to do so.
Iceland's Marel has built up a 20 percent stake in
Stork, trying to buy Stork's food systems business, which makes
meat and poultry processing equipment.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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