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Carlsberg Share Drop Presents Clear Buying Opportunity -- Market Talk
1152 GMT - Carlsberg shares have fallen 10% since it announced a potential acquisition of Britvic, presenting a clear buying opportunity, Jyske Markets senior analyst Henrik Hallengreen Laustsen write
Britvic Suspends Share Buyback After Carlsberg's Takeover Approach
PepsiCo Reportedly Agrees to Waive Clause in Bottling Deal With Britvic Amid Carlsberg's Takeover Bid
PepsiCo (PEP) has agreed to waive a change-of-control clause in its bottling deal with Britvic, allowing Carlsberg to raise its takeover bid for the UK bottler, media reports said, citing Carlsberg. P
Pepsico (PEP.US) has been given the green light by Britvic to acquire Carlsberg (CABGY.US).
According to the news from the Wise Finance and Economics App, Danish beer giant Carlsberg (CABGY.US) has reached an agreement with PepsiCo (PEP.US), and PepsiCo has abandoned the control change clause in the contract with Britvic, which may pave the way for Carlsberg's acquisition of Britvic for 3.1 billion pounds (3.9 billion USD). Britvic is PepsiCo's bottled water brand in the UK, producing brands such as Fruit Shoot and J2O. Last Friday, Carlsberg said that after Britvic rejected two acquisition offers (the latest quote was 1,250 pence per share), the
Pepsi Paves Way for Carlsberg's £3 Billion Takeover Tilt for Britvic
Correction to Carlsberg Article
Carlsberg said the recommendation of Britvic's board for a potential takeover deal will be needed for PepsiCo's change-of-control clause to be waived. "Carlsberg, PepsiCo Agree to Waive Britvic's Chan
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