Talk:Multiplex (company)
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I removed it. There is nothing obvious to me. I found this if anyone wants to work it in.
Multiplex Class Action On 18 December 2006 Maurice Blackburn Cashman commenced a class action against Multiplex Limited and Multiplex Funds Management Limited (collectively “Multiplex”) in the Victorian Registry of the Federal Court. The proceeding is brought by P Dawson Nominees Pty Ltd on its own behalf and on behalf of all securityholders who purchased or acquired an interest in Multiplex securities during the period 2 August 2004 and 30 May 2005 and who had entered into a Funding Agreement as at the date of issue. Current estimates of the total claim value are between $100 and $150 million.
I suppose a company this size would have many. Notable class actions? Fred 15:05, 28 January 2007 (UTC)
Also; From wibble news.com.au
GIANT construction company Multiplex is the latest target in the takeover frenzy engulfing the stock market. Shares in the $4 billion company, which has endured a torrid run since listing on the stock market in 2003, leapt 17per cent after it confirmed yesterday an approach from an unnamed predator. A deal would deliver the founding Roberts family more than $1 billion for their 25 per cent stake and end a brief life as a listed company that was marked by the ruinous delays to its Wembley Stadium project in London.
