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Australia's Bapcor rejects Bain Capital's $1.2 bln takeover offer

Jul 8, 2024 5:11 PM

July 9 (Reuters) - Auto parts retailer Bapcor

rejected on Tuesday the A$1.83 billion ($1.23 billion) buyout

offer from private equity firm Bain Capital, saying the offer

"does not represent fair value for Bapcor".

($1 = 1.4846 Australian dollars)

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