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DEALMAKERS
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By Ged Henderson
RIGHT FOR THE ISSAS? THE STANDOUT DEAL
Mohsin and Zuber Issa are known for keeping a low profile. That is proving to be increasingly difficult after their latest massively high-profile deal put them firmly in the spotlight.
the billionaire Blackburn brothers swooped in October to acquire UK grocery giant Asda from its US owner Walmart for an enterprise value of
headlines and follow-up stories in the business
From just one petrol station in Bury almost two decades ago, the Issa brothers have built EG Group into a global convenience retailer with
Stories following the Asda sale announcement claimed there were concerns over governance
In response, the EG Group said that KPMG had been appointed new auditor of the petrol station operator, which is not involved in the Asda
continued progress with our internal processes,
been no disagreements on any auditing or
Mohsin and Zuber
have built EG Group into a global convenience retailer and will now bring that experience to bear at Asda
Group was considering an initial public offering (IPO) next year that could value the business business was in early talks with banks and the
there is no formal process at this stage, though
it has been no secret that an IPO might be
Meanwhile, there is growing speculation at the direction the brothers may take their new
Under the new ownership structure, the Walmart will retain an equity investment in the business, with an ongoing commercial been widely reported that the deal is being
helm as Asda’s chief executive and it will keep subject to regulatory approvals and is expected
to invest more than £1bn over the next three retaining its industry-leading payment terms
In a statement, Mohsin and Zuber said: operational excellence and commitment to the communities in which it operates are the same
IS THE ASDA PRICE
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