Investment Dar to sell al-Madar
by Reuters on Tuesday, 19 June 2007
Islamic investment firm Investment Dar has reached an initial agreement to sell its percent stake in al Madar Finance and Investment Co. to Kuwaiti rival Stehwaz, a newspaper said on Tuesday.
Investment Dar had informed the Kuwaiti stock exchange about the initial agreement to sell the stake for 450 fils per share, Al-Rai al-Aam reported, without saying how it got the information.
Investment Dar said on June 9 it was interested in selling its subsidiary al Madar and had mandated U.S. bank Merrill Lynch to manage the sale.
Investment Dar has said it owns 61.28% of al Madar.
Kuwaiti daily Alam Alyawm, citing unidentified sources, said on June 2 Stehwaz had made an offer to buy the stake in a deal worth between 93 million dinars and 111 million dinars.
Stehwaz has declined to comment on the report.
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