(Reuters) – The Financial Times reported on Thursday – SYCAMORE Partners is planning to divide three main companies in separate units with distinctive capital structures after taking a special pharmacy chain.
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Walgrens is said to have talks to sell itself to SYCAMORE for private stocks, but no deal has been reached yet.
Walgrens shares increased by $ 7 % to $ 11.57 in pre -market trade.
The financing of the deal for the agreement is not expected to be an obstacle, according to the report. She added that Stefano Besina, CEO of Walgrens, maintains a large share of the company as part of the deal.
Sycamore refused to comment on the Reuters request, while Walgrens did not respond immediately.
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