Hostile bid for GKN splits fund managers
A hostile bid for GKN by Melrose Industries shows signs of splitting fund managers with Jupiter’s head of equities against the takeover, while Aviva Investor’s chief investment officer is in favour.
A hostile bid for GKN by Melrose Industries shows signs of splitting fund managers with Jupiter’s head of equities against the takeover, while Aviva Investor’s chief investment officer is in favour.
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GKN has promised to return £2.5bn in cash to shareholders over the next three years to defend itself against a £7bn hostile takeover from Melrose Industries.
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Shares in FTSE 100 engineering firm GKN hit their highest level in over a decade after it rejected a £7bn takeover from fixer upper specialist Melrose Industries.
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