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Takeover Panel

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Takeover Panel
An organization in the United Kingdom that arbitrates both acquisitions and mergers While it has no ability to enforce its decisions, it carries a great deal of moral authority and attempts to treat individual and corporate shareholders with equity. It is more formally called the Panel on Takeovers and Mergers.


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Shareholders are reminded that while the Company's Articles of Association reflect certain provisions of the City Code the Takeover Panel does not have responsibility for ensuring compliance with the City Code and is not able to answer shareholders queries in relation to the Company.
In another defensive move, Hochtief said Wednesday that it would apply to Australia's Takeover Panel to attempt to force ACS to buy Leighton, a subsidiary of the German firm listed on the Sydney Stock Exchange.
The Takeover Panel has now revealed proposals to make hostile takeovers more difficult, although it rejected some of the more radical calls for overhaul.
 
 
 
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