COMMERCIAL Brierley has 25p.c. of A.B. Consol.
Brierley Investments. Ltd, has about 1,340,000 shares or about 25 per cent of the issued capital of A.B. Consolidated, Ltd.
Brierley Investments does I not intend to make an offer) for the remaining shares in: A B. Consolidated, and no further purchases are planned at present ji Purchases of A. B. Consol-i idated shares by Brierley In-. : vestments over the last!; seven days enabled the com-: pany to raise its holdings in the Christchurch company toil its present level, a director:, of Brierley Investments (Mrli B. Judge) said yesterday. ■ A. B. Consolidated wasp very interested to learn of; the Brierley Investment; shareholding the chairman! (Mr C. W. Mace) said. | In view of the major changes in the ownership of I the shareholding the directjors of A. B. Consolidated ■ looked forward to working (with the company’s new ! owners, and welcomed them, Mr Mace said. I The results of the com- 1 pany's trading since his last ; report confirm that the! 'profit improvement in the!, [last six months of the year!, 'to March 31. has been main-;, ‘tained, Mr Mace said. The directors of A. S. Pa-i jterson and Company, Ltd,-;; _____. _
I are meeting today to con-J |sider the company’s position; in the light of the Brierley; Investment report, and no, ; statement would be made; until the board had met. Chase-N.B.A. (N.Z.), Group,: .Ltd, still thought that it was: ‘possible for A. S. Paterson! ‘to obtain 25 per cent of thej capital of A. B. Consoli-j dated, the merchant bank’s; ‘general manager! Mr T. E.j C. Saunders) said. The first-come, first-served;
offer of 50c a share by A. S.ij Paterson closes on May 18,', ;by which time the company!) >.hopes to have the 25 perj ■ cent of the capital of A. B. s ‘Consolidated, needed for the!' ■ offer to be declared uncon-1 Jditional by June 25. 11 If A. S. Paterson does not J Jobtain acceptances for 25;’ ‘per cent of the capital of A. L ■ B. Consolidated, by May 18,1 Jas the offer now stands, the!t ■ shares that it has accept-;! I lances for will remain theft property of the present; < owners. I: A. S. Paterson may set a: later date than May 18 by it which acceptances must be i given, or it may withdraw;! the present offer/or make a - new offer. ‘i The alternatives open to; . them will be examined by it : the directors of A. S. Pater-11 j son at their meeting today, Ii
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Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34152, 13 May 1976, Page 20
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413COMMERCIAL Brierley has 25p.c. of A.B. Consol. Press, Volume CXVI, Issue 34152, 13 May 1976, Page 20
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