Greencore’s takeover bids undervalue its business. Earlier today, Ireland-based Greencore revealed it had tabled two offers ...

Greencore argues bringing the two own-label suppliers together would create “a leading UK convenience-food business”.

The merger proposal, which Greencore believes to offer a ‘highly compelling value creation opportunity’ for both companies’ shareholders, would have created an enlarged UK convenience food ...

Greencore argues the merger would create a leading UK convenience food business with about 4 billion pounds in combined revenue and offer substantial synergies and growth opportunities.

Britain's Bakkavor has rejected two bids from Greencore to buy it, the latest of which would have valued the food manufacturer at 1.14 billion pounds ($1.48 billion), the companies said on Friday.

Greencore said Bakkavor rejected two bids for a possible takeover deal, and that it continues to evaluate all strategic opportunities.

Irish food group Greencore is targeting a €1.35bn takeover of UK’s Bakkavor in what would be a transformational deal for the Dublin-based firm. It would create a group with combined turnover ...

Irish convenience food manufacturer Greencore Group Plc has been exploring a potential combination with its London-listed rival Bakkavor Group Plc, according to people familiar with the matter.

Greencore said bringing the two own-label suppliers together would create “a leading UK convenience-food business”. The combined group would have “a diverse product offering, strong ...

Greencore said bringing the two own-label suppliers together would create “a leading UK convenience-food business”. UK-based Bakkavor rejected the second offer on Monday. In a statement today ...