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Keep up to dateRevised offer follows the swift rejection of the Qataris’ £2.2bn offer price
Qatar Investment Authority and Brookfield Property Partners have upped their joint offer to purchase the Canary Wharf estate to £2.6bn.
The investors were knocked back on their first offer of £2.2bn for Songbird Estates, parent company of Canary Wharf Group.
The Qatar Investment Authority already owns 28.6% of ordinary shares in Songbird Estates.
Management of Songbird Estates tells shareholders to “take no action” in response to formal £2.6bn bid
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