UK: Sainsbury's suitor ready to improve bid
By: just-food.com | 10 September 2007
Delta Two, the Qatar-backed private equity group looking to buy Sainsbury's, looks ready to change the structure of its proposed takeover bid to win over the UK retailer's board.
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Delta Two, the Qatar-backed private equity group looking to buy Sainsbury's, looks ready to change the structure of its proposed takeover bid to win over the UK retailer's board.
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