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Перевод: kingfisher

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1. Kingfisher already owns 307 Comet electrical stores.
2. Kingfisher is offering 120p cash for each Dixons share, but analysts think that much more will be needed to win control.
3. Over the next two months, we will be subjected to a barrage of argument, statistics and plain propaganda from Woolworths (yes, call it Kingfisher if you want, but most people will still think of it as Woolies) and from Dixons.
4. Kingfisher was forced to show its hand after rumours that a bid was in the offing began to circulate on Tuesday.
5. KINGFISHER, the retailing group which controls Woolworth and BQ, yesterday launched a 460 million takeover bid for Dixons, Britain's biggest chain of electrical shops.
6. Three years ago, his company failed in an attempt to buy Kingfisher, then called Woolworth, for 1.8 billion.
7. Dixons chairman Mr Stanley Kalms formally rejected the Kingfisher bid saying "it is making an opportunist bid during a downturn in the economic cycle."
8. Kingfisher runs 307 Comet outlets and has recently bought Laskys.
9. The Kingfisher group, whose name was changed from Woolworths earlier this year, includes about 720 high street shops under the Woolworths name, electrical retailer Comet with 307 outlets, Britain's leading DIY group, BQ, and Superdrug, the high street chain which last week announced that it is buying Medicare from the Gateway supermarket chain's new owners Isosceles.
10. The bidder's estimate is that at least 31million of the property profit has been taken above the line, and Kingfisher also questions whether Dixons made any profit at all in 1988-89 from selling electrical goods in the UK.
11. "They are blaming their current woes on the state of the market, when in truth, we would do a better job than the Dixons management in restructuring and repositioning the business," said a Kingfisher executive.
12. Kingfisher's bid for Dixons should be investigated.
13. They show that in 1988, Dixons had almost 18 per cent of the electrical market, Comet 7.6 per cent and Lasky - whose 58 outlets are now owned by Kingfisher - 1.2 per cent.