(Bloomberg) -- Cadbury Schweppes Plc, the world's
largest confectioner, agreed to buy Turkey's Intergum for $450
million to gain almost half of the country's gum market.
Intergum, which has a 46 percent market share in Turkey,
will be acquired from the Amram family, the London-based company
said today in a statement. Cadbury, the maker of Dairy Milk
chocolate and Trident gum, will pay in cash and assumed debt.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
largest confectioner, agreed to buy Turkey's Intergum for $450
million to gain almost half of the country's gum market.
Intergum, which has a 46 percent market share in Turkey,
will be acquired from the Amram family, the London-based company
said today in a statement. Cadbury, the maker of Dairy Milk
chocolate and Trident gum, will pay in cash and assumed debt.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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