London loses again: FTSE 100 landlord Segro will be missed. The loss of Segro to a US firm denudes London’s real estate sector and is another step in the hollowing-out of the UK stock marketFor a few hours on Wednesday, it seemed possible we were about to witness a rare stock market event: a FTSE 100 company holding out against a hostile raider from the US and defying some of its own large shareholders to defend its independence.Sadly, it didn’t happen.
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Trechos de apoio da pauta: The loss of Segro to a US firm denudes London’s real estate sector and is another step in the hollowing-out of the UK stock marketFor a few hours on Wednesday, it seemed possible we were about to witness a rare stock market event: a FTSE 100 company holding out against a hostile raider from the US and defying some of its own large shareholders to defend its independence.Sadly, it didn’t happen. Segro, the FTSE 100 warehouse landlord known as Slough Estates for much of its corporate life, capitulated minutes before the deadline and said it was “minded to recommend” the “best and final” offer of £14bn, or £10.32 a share, from US giant Prologis of San Francisco.
- Ponto de atenção: london.
- Ponto de atenção: loses.
- Ponto de atenção: again.
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