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Rover Bid Cleared
5 May 1988
Reuters
British Aerospace P.L.C. received clearance from the British Government to proceed with its $150 million, or $279 million, acquisition of the Government's 99.8 percent stake in the car maker Rover Group P.L.C., the latest in a long line of privatization deals under the Conservative Government of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. The deal still requires approvals from the European commission and British Aerospace shareholders.
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