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BRIEF-Global Bioenergies Says Takeover Offers Review Postponed To November 24, 2025

Nov 4, 2025 10:36 AM

Nov 4 (Reuters) - Global Bioenergies SA:

* GLOBAL BIOENERGIES SA - TAKEOVER OFFERS REVIEW POSTPONED

TO 24

NOVEMBER 2025

* GLOBAL BIOENERGIES SA - UNABLE TO CLOSE HY FINANCIAL

STATEMENTS

DUE TO UNCERTAINTY SURROUNDING OUTCOME OF ONGOING PROCESS

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