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Chorion - Shares move over management offer price

March 2006

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The shares surged after the company, which owns the Noddy, Mr Men, Agatha Christie and Famous Five brand, reported it was on the receiving end of a bid for the third time in as many years. This time it is the management, backed by 3i, which is making an offer worth 425p a share or £108.4m. The shares stand higher than the offer price. Another bid likely; await developments. ...

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Chorion (August 2005)

Chorion - Shares break higher (June 2005)

Chorion - Further acquisitions planned (May 2005)

Chorion - Announces post-demerger board structure (March 2002)

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