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Donncha Morrissey appointed Ireland lead for ONE group
Donncha Morrissey appointed Ireland lead for ONE group

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time15-05-2025

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  • Business Post

Donncha Morrissey appointed Ireland lead for ONE group

ONE group solutions, a fund governance firm, has appointed Donnacha Morrissey as... US President Donald Trump has said that he warned Apple chief Tim Cook over his moves... A consortium of investors led by former Kenmare Resources managing director Michael... The Irish food firm Greencore Group has agreed a deal to acquire British food manufacturer... DUBLIN The Iseq All Share opened in the red on Thursday morning, down 0.29 per cent... UK GDP shot up 0.7 per cent in the most recent growth, a year-high and ahead of consensus.... Norway's economy grew at a surprisingly high rate in the first quarter of the year,...

Trump warns Apple over Indian iPhone manufacturing
Trump warns Apple over Indian iPhone manufacturing

Business Post

time15-05-2025

  • Business
  • Business Post

Trump warns Apple over Indian iPhone manufacturing

ONE group solutions, a fund governance firm, has appointed Donnacha Morrissey as... US President Donald Trump has said that he warned Apple chief Tim Cook over his moves... A consortium of investors led by former Kenmare Resources managing director Michael... The Irish food firm Greencore Group has agreed a deal to acquire British food manufacturer... DUBLIN The Iseq All Share opened in the red on Thursday morning, down 0.29 per cent... UK GDP shot up 0.7 per cent in the most recent growth, a year-high and ahead of consensus.... Norway's economy grew at a surprisingly high rate in the first quarter of the year,...

Norway's economy rebounds at near-3 year high
Norway's economy rebounds at near-3 year high

Business Post

time15-05-2025

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  • Business Post

Norway's economy rebounds at near-3 year high

ONE group solutions, a fund governance firm, has appointed Donnacha Morrissey as... US President Donald Trump has said that he warned Apple chief Tim Cook over his moves... A consortium of investors led by former Kenmare Resources managing director Michael... The Irish food firm Greencore Group has agreed a deal to acquire British food manufacturer... DUBLIN The Iseq All Share opened in the red on Thursday morning, down 0.29 per cent... UK GDP shot up 0.7 per cent in the most recent growth, a year-high and ahead of consensus.... Norway's economy grew at a surprisingly high rate in the first quarter of the year,...

UK GDP growth ‘short lived', says top Deutsche Bank analyst
UK GDP growth ‘short lived', says top Deutsche Bank analyst

Business Post

time15-05-2025

  • Business
  • Business Post

UK GDP growth ‘short lived', says top Deutsche Bank analyst

ONE group solutions, a fund governance firm, has appointed Donnacha Morrissey as... US President Donald Trump has said that he warned Apple chief Tim Cook over his moves... A consortium of investors led by former Kenmare Resources managing director Michael... The Irish food firm Greencore Group has agreed a deal to acquire British food manufacturer... DUBLIN The Iseq All Share opened in the red on Thursday morning, down 0.29 per cent... UK GDP shot up 0.7 per cent in the most recent growth, a year-high and ahead of consensus.... Norway's economy grew at a surprisingly high rate in the first quarter of the year,...

Former Kenmare CEO Carvill secures second extension to make bid for firm
Former Kenmare CEO Carvill secures second extension to make bid for firm

Irish Times

time15-05-2025

  • Business
  • Irish Times

Former Kenmare CEO Carvill secures second extension to make bid for firm

Kenmare Resources former managing director Michael Carvill and an Abu Dhabi private equity firm have been given second extension to at least announce a firm intention to make a bid for the titanium minerals miner. The Irish Takeover Panel had originally set an April 17th deadline for the duo to make a move, after their initial indicative offer of £5.30 per share – or £473 million (€547 million) in total – was rejected by the company, which Mr Carvill founded in 1986 and led until his exit last August. The time period was subsequently extended to close of business on Thursday. However, Kenmare said on Thursday morning that the Irish Takeover Panel has agreed to another extension of the so-called put-up or shut-up deadline, to June 20th. 'In order to facilitate ongoing discussions with the consortium and to provide additional time for the consortium to progress its due diligence, the board has requested, and the Takeover Panel has consented to, an extension to the date by which the consortium is required to either announce a firm intention to make an offer for the company or announce that it does not intend to make an offer,' Kenmare said. READ MORE [ Michael Carvill knows value of Kenmare's Mozambique mine more than anyone. Is he ready to pay up? Opens in new window ] 'There can be no certainty that any firm offer will be made, or as to the terms of any such offer, should one be made. A further announcement will be made as and when appropriate.'

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