I find it interesting the statement from John Murphy, chair of Glanbia Co-op that the sale of shares was not a necessity in order to finance the purchase of the remaining 40% of Glanbia Ireland.
But yet why the panic to sell down the co-op’s share in the plc below the significant figure of 25%?
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Why the rush, panic and entanglement of the deal when it is not required? What are the benefits to the domineering plc?
Let’s hope the co-op is not selling itself short. I feel with the rush and panic we may not be getting the full story and possibly voting in the dark.
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DEAR SIR
I find it interesting the statement from John Murphy, chair of Glanbia Co-op that the sale of shares was not a necessity in order to finance the purchase of the remaining 40% of Glanbia Ireland.
But yet why the panic to sell down the co-op’s share in the plc below the significant figure of 25%?
Why the rush, panic and entanglement of the deal when it is not required? What are the benefits to the domineering plc?
Let’s hope the co-op is not selling itself short. I feel with the rush and panic we may not be getting the full story and possibly voting in the dark.
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