By Phil Boeyen, ShareChat Business News Editor
Wednesday 1st November 2000 |
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Deutsche Securities went to the market early this morning for 13.8 million shares in the fast food company at $1.25 on behalf of AMP Henderson Global Investors. The price was an 18 cent premium to Tuesday's closing price of $1.07.
Today's stand occurred on a 'Special Board' and according to stock exchange rule the broker handling the market stand had to buy 20% on market but could buy the remaining 80% from its own clients. It's understood orders immediately filled the required 20% or 2.76 million shares on market.
Restaurant Brands says it welcomes AMP Henderson Global Investors as a quality shareholder.
RBD closed Wednesday up 12 at $1.19.
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