Following the collapse of the group's bid for Brierley Investments' share in fellow New Zealand firm Sealord , fishing company Sanford may well be looking to redirect its interest in financial investment into Fishery Products International.(FPI) Sanford already controls 15% of the Canadian company, the maximum stake currently allowed by Newfoundland legislation designed to protect a publicly listed company, but other shareholders at FPI are voting that removing the restriction is in the best interests of the company.If this does happen, however, it is likely that a new bidding war will ensue, as
NEW ZEALAND: Possible extension of Sanford's stock value in Canadian fishing company
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