Brit Insurance reported that would-be acquirer Achilles has agreed that year-end net tangible assets (NTA) stood at 1,121p per share, ensuring that shareholders will receive a 25p contingent value payment on top of the basic offer.
The wait to determine whether the NTA was in excess of 1,100p is thought to be one of the reasons why shareholders have been dragging their heels on approving the sale.
Under the terms of the recommended offer Brit shareholders will receive a nominal...
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