youcan'tstopusnow wrote:BGL, nimesoma the document. It states that once the 90 percent threshold was reached, he was free to compulsorily acquire the rest of the shares. Other articles put the figure at 97.6 percent, but that's besides the point. Swali ni does Kenya have a similar threshold?
I was answering the comment of @guru and put in an example of a compulsory take-over.
Maybe the people who had invested in Unilever could tell us more of how things are done in Kenya.
Wapi Miguna Miguna to hold brief for minority shareholders and or employees if need be.
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