Guinness Peat Group PLC
18 July 2002
For immediate release 18 July 2002
Guinness Peat Group plc
Result of AGM
Guinness Peat Group plc announces that at its Annual General Meeting held this
afternoon all resolutions were approved by shareholders.
At the meeting, Sir Ron Brierley, Chairman, announced that the potential
developments in prospect for the Company referred to in the Annual Report
related to continuing discussions concerning a possible scrip merger between GPG
and a smaller UK listed company. This would involve an approximate 2% dilution
of existing GPG shareholders in exchange for longer term benefits.
The Chairman said these benefits would include an improved UK administrative and
tax structure. However the transaction was necessarily complex and would take
some months more to bring to fruition.
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