Hagemeyer agrees to Rexel's offer
NAW SmartBrief | 12/03/2007
Under the terms of a $4.6 billion deal, Dutch firm Hagemeyer will be split between Rexel and Sonepar, both of France. The takeover agreement calls for Rexel to buy Hagemeyer and then sell approximately 40% of the acquired firm's assets to Sonepar, to include Hagemeyer's businesses in North America, Switzerland, Australia, Austria, Sweden, China and Southeast Asia. Industrial Distribution (11/26)
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