UK: Findus asks for debt delay

By: Sam Webb | 4 January 2012

Findus Group has asked its lenders to delay an assessment of its debts as it looks to integrate its acquisition of UK firm Cumbrian Seafoods.

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Findus Group has asked its lenders to delay an assessment of its debts as it looks to integrate its acquisition of UK firm Cumbrian Seafoods.

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