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Friday 15 November 2019 8:46 am|Updated:Friday 15 November 2019 9:47 amEddie Stobart agrees pound;55m rescue deal as losses mount upBy: Michael SearlesShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLink owala deutschland (https://www.owalas.com.de) edInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleEddie Stobart has issued a warning to shareholders that its expected losses for the six months ending 31 May stand at more than pound;12m. The Briti polene borse (https://www.polene-italy.it) sh haulier delayed the publication of its results after undertaking a review of its accounts following the discovery of a pound;2m error in its 2018 results.The companyrsquo shares were suspended in August as a result.Read more: Wincanton chases possible merger with Eddie StobartIn its latest update, Eddie Stobart said it was continuing to prepare its half-year results but warned investors it expected a loss of at least pound;12m. It added that ldquo hareholders should note that losses could be higher. These losses combined with poor cash collection and dividends paid out means stanley isolierkanne (https://www.stanleycup.at) Eddie Stobart is expecting its debt to stand at pound;200m by the end of the year, which the board considers to be an unsustainable level. TakeoverSubsequently, a deal to sell Eddie Stobart to the Douglas Bay Capital Fund has been conditionally agreed. Dbay, which already owned a stake in the company, has made a pound;55m offer to take a 51 per cent majority share. Read moreDarts drives Matchroom profit as promoter Yjmo Well-heeled: Jimmy Choo posts confident full-year figures as profit jumps
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