Grifols

A strategic move or a ploy to arrest further shareholder wealth erosion?

08/07/24 -"The Grifols family and Brookfield have agreed to take Grifols private and should submit the bid in the coming weeks. This comes at an opportune time for the controlling shareholders since the shares ..."

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