No trade sale or MBO for GAB after review
Investment company Brera has confirmed that the international operations of its loss adjusting subsidiary GAB Robins will remain with the company after completing a strategic review. The international adjusting arm which includes the UK business had been linked with a management buyout and trade sale over the last 12 months. The review was first announced in April.
In a statement GAB Robins said: “After a thorough and detailed review, the board has concluded that the interest of its shareholders are best served by taking advantage of current and emergingOnly users who have a paid subscription or are part of a corporate subscription are able to print or copy content.
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