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Litha up after cautionary

Dec 14 2011 12:02 Reuters

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Litha Healthcare Group L [JSE : LHG]

Last traded	R3.64
Change	R-0.11
% Change	-2.93%
Cumulative volume	1.26m
Market cap	R1.36bn

Last Updated: 25/05/2012 at 19:32. Prices are delayed by 15 minutes. Source: McGregor BFA

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Johannesburg - Shares in Litha Healthcare Group [JSE:LHG] rose more than 1% after the drugs maker said it was in talks that may affect its share price, sparking speculation it could be a takeover target.

Litha, which did not give details of the discussions, was up 1.51% at R2.69, outperforming a slight decline in the broader All-Share index.

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