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Analysts: Thai Union won’t overpay for Bumble Bee, but can’t let Bolton in

Reported top range of $1.5bn for Bumble Bee seen as expensive by analysts covering Thai Union, but letting Bolton win a possible sale process would have consequences 

By Tom Seaman | July 10, 2014 18:19 BST
Analysts: Thai Union won’t overpay for Bumble Bee, but can't let Bolton in
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Two analysts covering Thai Union Frozen Products see $1.5 billion, which was given as the top level of what Lion Capital is reportedly looking at for Bumble Bee Foods, as expensive. [...]

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