GERMANY: Haniel to reduce stake in Metro Group
By Michelle Russell | 28 November 2012
Germany investment company Franz Haniel & Cie has said it will reduce its stake in retail giant Metro Group in a bid to reduce debt.
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Germany investment company Franz Haniel & Cie has said it will reduce its stake in retail giant Metro Group in a bid to reduce debt.
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