Hargreaves Lansdown takeover offer deadline extended for a third time

‘Discussions with the consortium remain ongoing’

Eve Maddock-Jones
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Hargreaves Lansdown has pushed back the deadline for a potential £5.4bn takeover bid to be made by a private equity consortium for a third time.

According to a London Stock Exchange notice today (5 August), Hargreaves said that discussions with the consortium "remain ongoing". Hargreaves Lansdown £5.4bn takeover offer deadline extended for the second time As a result, the platform group has been granted a "short" four-day extension from the Panel on Takeovers and Mergers on the PUSU deadline, which was supposed to be today. The private equity consortium, made up of CVC Capital Partners, Nordic Capital and Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, now has until 5pm BST on 9 August to either announce a firm intention to make an offer f...

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