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| 2019 | Operative : Britain's Co-op stops kitchen knife sales as stabbings rise | RE |
LONDON (Reuters) - The shopowner members of Nisa Retail, the British wholesaler and convenience retailer, on Monday voted in favour of the Co-operative Group's 137.5 million pounds takeover.
Nisa said that at a court meeting held in Leeds, northern England, members voted 75.8 percent in favour of the Co-op's offer.
The offer still requires clearance from Britain's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) which Nisa said was expected around March next year.
(Reporting by James Davey, Editing by Paul Sandle)
| 1st Jan change | Capi. | |
|---|---|---|
| +14.04% | 483B | |
| +21.11% | 39.95B | |
| +3.45% | 37.66B | |
| +16.33% | 33.26B | |
| +3.71% | 27.32B | |
| -14.25% | 25.45B | |
| -1.45% | 24.86B | |
| +3.65% | 18.48B | |
| +7.75% | 17.3B |
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