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Comment on this article
Andreas Koût
February 21, 2020 at 3:05 pmWell, if you aware of the start of the talks and when materialized this is +1 year and
some months , if you tehn goon the transaction sum -assets leased and liabilities out of these you are coming to a Multiply of +10 .
In no case a cheap acquisition ,looks out the pressure for showing something up in the US was high enough to put this amount on the table
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A.KOut