Hanover’s Great American deal
Details emerge of Hanover Group's involvement in a $US414 million share offer that led to the acquisition of a leading US liquidation firm.
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Just when Hanover Finance investors were shocked by $554 million of debentures being frozen in 2008, company founders Mark Hotchin and Eric Watson were confidently embarking on an American acquisition dream.
In tomorrow's National Business Review print edition, business editor Duncan
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Thu, 27 Jun 2013
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Hanover’s Great American deal
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