Asahi Glass to offer 140.86 eur per share for last remaining Glaverbel shares

Date: 3 December 2002
Source: Northenlight Library

Date: 3 December 2002

Asahi Glass Company Ltd said it will launch a bid for all the remaining shares of Glaverbel SA at 140.86 eur per share. The company said the Belgian Banking and Finance Commission approved the operation, which it said will run from Dec 3-16.

Asahi said the price is equivalent to its original offer of 145.00 eur, minus the gross dividend of 4.14 eur that has been paid in the meantime.

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