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First Milk and Milk Link End Merger Talks

Source: First Milk
06/02/2008

Feb. 5 - The Boards of First Milk and Milk Link have agreed not to continue with the proposed merger of the two businesses.

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Since October last year, there has been thorough due diligence and business planning activity. At the end of this process there were a number of important issues that we were unable to resolve including the valuation of the two businesses.

Despite extensive discussions, it has not been possible to agree terms for a merger that either party felt they could recommend to their memberships at the present time.

Both Boards believe that strong farmer owned dairy businesses are vital to the long-term future of the UK dairy industry. As such, both will now continue with their plans to grow and develop their respective businesses.



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