(Reuters) - But financial books and other materials that are usually
distributed as part of the process have not been sent to
prospective suitors, the paper said, citing one source.
Apollo Management is said to be mulling an offer of $29 per
share, the paper said, and Michael Ashley, the billionaire
behind British retailer Sports World International, has also
expressed an interest, the paper said.
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distributed as part of the process have not been sent to
prospective suitors, the paper said, citing one source.
Apollo Management is said to be mulling an offer of $29 per
share, the paper said, and Michael Ashley, the billionaire
behind British retailer Sports World International, has also
expressed an interest, the paper said.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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