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Hitachi Capital - 273p share bid from Japanese parent

May 2007

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  • Epic Code:
  • HCU
  • Price:
  • 273p
The shares jumped to their highest level for the year after the company reported that its parent, Japan's Hitachi Capital Corporation, would buy out the 35% of HCUK it does not already own. Under the terms of the deal, HCUK shareholders will receive 265p per share as well as a final dividend of 8p. We tipped the shares last December at 235p but we're happy to lose them at this juncture. Recent trading has been mixed and interest rates are also on the rise which has seen forecasts reduced. Accept the offer. Gain: 16%. ...

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