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PnP gets extension on Franklin's deal

Jul 29 2011 10:09 Reuters

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Pik N Pay Stores Ltd [JSE : PIK]

Last traded R45.25
Change R0.13
% Change 0.29%
Cumulative volume 776,363
Market cap R21.74bn

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

 

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Sydney - Australian wholesale firm Metcash has extended a deadline to conclude a deal with Pick n Pay Stores [JSE:PIK] to buy its Franklins stores to allow a court to review the competition regulator's initial rejection of the deal.

The parties exteded the deadline to September 30 from July 31.

"The two month extension has been agreed in light of the fact that the parties are still awaiting judgment in their Federal Court action with the (competition regulator) ACCC," Metcash said in a statement on Friday.

 
 
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