Puma denial
Puma AG Rudolf Dassler Sport, a West German lossmaking sports goods manufacturer, denied reports that Dunlop Slazenger had taken a stake in it. Puma’s management board chairman, Mr Hans Woitschaetzke, said rumours that Puma’s shares had been sold to Dunlop’s parent, BTR, Pic, were wrong. Rumours possibly originated from recent talks between Puma and Dunlop, Puma’s representative in Britain, about an extension of the contract between the two companies.
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Press, 13 September 1988, Page 27
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