Article: Exel's offer for Tibbett & Britten becomes unconditional.

Article: Exel plans to drop Tibbett & Britten brand after ...
Commercial Motor;  August 12, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Exel intends to scrap the Tibbett & Britten name. David Harris ... a position to start integrating Exel and Tibbett & Britten. We have a great ... the London Stock Exchange 2004: Exel buys Tibbett & Britten and abolishes the ...

Article: Exel pounces on [pounds sterling]328m Tibbett & ...
The Evening Standard (London, England);  June 16, 2004 ;     439 words ... ... Byline: JIM ARMITAGE TIBBETT & Britten today ... takeover by rival Exel in a move consolidating ... logistics group. Exel is offering 668p ... more than 36% to Tibbett's shares before ... UBS is advising Exel and Dresdner Kleinwort ... Wasserstein is acting for Tibbett.

Article: Tibbett & Britten Deal Returns Exel Americas To ...
Transport Topics;  September 27, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Exel Americas, buoyed by its acquisition of rival Tibbett & Britten Group, returned to the top in TRANSPORT ... States and Canada. The U.S.-based unit of Britain's Exel FLC was ranked No. 1 in 2002, but slipped to No. 2 last ...

Article: UK Garment Distributor Tibbett & Britten Soars on Bid from ...
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News;  June 16, 2004 ;     458 words ... ... 20 years ago and floated as Tibbett & Britten, soared on ... to 584 1/2 pence, valuing Tibbett at UKpound 284 million and ... UKpound 6 from industry giant Exel (705 pence, down 1/2 pence). Tibbett pioneered techniques for moving ...

Article: EXEL LEARED TO TAKE OVER UK LOGISTICS FIRM ...
European Report;  September 1, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... of UK contract logistics provider Tibbett & Britten Group by the British ... logistics and freight forwarding company Exel on August 4. Exel plans to make a public offer to buy Tibbett shares. The Commission said there ...

Article: Global spread lifts Tibbett.
The Mail on Sunday (London, England);  May 12, 2002 ;     599 words ... ... spotlight after sector giant Exel's entry into the FTSE ... further down the pecking order Tibbett & Britten is worth consideration. Exel has taken the Footsie place ... Valued at ?2.7 billion, Exel dwarfs Tibbett at ?368 million but the ...

Article: Bid hopes rev up hauliers as suitor targets Tibbett.
The Evening Standard (London, England);  June 15, 2004 ;     638 words ... ... could launch a bid of 600p. A spokesman for Exel refused to comment while Tibbett declined to add to its formal line. Sources confirmed, however, that if UK industry leader Exel were to win Tibbett there would be no competition problems. Dealers ...