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Ebro Puleva Denies Talk of Biotech Buyout

Source: Reuters
05/11/2007

Madrid, Nov 2 - Spanish food group Ebro Puleva on Friday denied market speculation that it planned to buy out its Puleva Biotech unit and another company said it had bought a 5 percent stake in the biotechnology firm.

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Shares in Puleva Biotech have had an erratic few sessions, spiking higher earlier this week on talk of a buyout.

On Friday, Pescaderias Corunesas said it had bought a 5.061 percent stake in Puleva Biotech on the open market for more than 7 million euros ($10 million).

A spokesman said the stake was "stable" and would not say if Pescaderias Corunesas planned to buy more or have a say in management.

At 1536 GMT Puleva Biotech shares were 1.2 percent higher at 2.46 euros, off a day's high of 2.58 euros. Volume was almost 10 times its daily average over the last 30 sessions.



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