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Iceland break up avoided by Walker's bid
Malcolm Walker stepped in with a £1.45bn winning bid for Iceland Foods because he didn’t want the company he founded to be broken up, a source close to the deal has told The Grocer.
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Malcolm Walker has entered into exclusive discussions with Landsbanki to buy Iceland foods for a reported £1.45bn.
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In a final twist, Walker has stepped in and blown his rivals out of the water
In the race for Iceland Foods, there was only ever going to be one winner.
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It’s difficult to remain focused on a story that drags on and on, but though I suspect torpor will soon set in over the Iceland acquisition which is surely set to chunter and churn through countless rounds of legal and financial negotiation before…
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