Nov 7th, 2009 - guardian.co.uk
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After 195 years as a successful and much-loved British company the future ownership of Cadbury hangs in the balance ahead of an expected formal takeover offer from US food company Kraft tomorrow.
The firm behind Dairy Milk, Jelly Babies and Bassett's Allsorts has for the past two months rejected Kraft's informal overtures, describing a proposed £10.2bn price tag for the British confectioner as "unappealing". Under stockmarket rules Kraft has until 5pm tomorrow to file a formal offer.
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Kraft facing 5pm deadline in battle for Cadbury
Nov 8th, 2009 - guardian.co.uk
Cadbury is readying its defences against a hostile takeover bid from the US food group Kraft, which is expected to come tomorrow.
Kraft has until 5pm tomorrow to launch a formal offer or walk away for six months under UK takeover rules...



