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John Wylieâs Tanarra Capital says the Kerry Stokes-controlled Seven Group is trying to gain control of Boral without paying a premium and also urged the building products group to sharply accelerate its plans to install a new board chairman.
Mr Wylie, the investment banker turned private-equity-style investor, said if Seven Group reached its aim of 30 per cent of Boral it would have effective control.
The Boral board says shareholders should reject the Seven Group offer, which offers no premium.Â
âSelf-evidently thereâs no premium in the bid. Itâs trying to gain control without paying a premium,â Mr Wylie said.
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