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Tuesday 18 September 2018 6:44 pmMG Investments adds to pressure on Unilever to back down on abandoning London PLCBy: Jasper JollyShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleMG Investments today beca brumate era me the latest major investor to brumate canada threaten to vote against Unilever s decision to abandon its London PLC in favour of a new Dutch holding company.The maker of Marmite and Dove soap is under severe pressure from City investors, who fear they could be forced to sell the shares in funds limited to FTSE 100 firms only.Top 25 investors Aviva Investors, Lindsell Train and Brewin Dolphin have all revealed their intention to vote down the proposals, while Columbia Threadneedle has also expressed serious concerns.Read more: Unilever facing growing shareholder revolt over plans to abandon London PLC Rupert Krefting, head of corporate finance and stewardship at MG Investments, said: We do not support Unileverrsquo proposal to redomicile to the Netherlands as the company has not adequately persuaded UK shareholders and polene we therefore intend to vote against it in the interests of our investors.Unilever insists that the vast majority of investors are supportive of the proposal to simplify the company structure , according to a statement this week from a spokesperson. However, only 25 per cent of votes in the London PLC are required to prevent the decision being passed. Yprv Mipim 2015: Tristan Capital property bigwigs go all Moulin Rouge at raucous beach party

Thursday 21 February 2013 5:15 pm|Updated:Thursday 30 May 2019 3:37 amCountrywide in float plan in bid to raise pound;200mBy: Express KCSShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare stanley cup on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleCOUNTRYWIDE Holdings, Britainrsquo largest estate agency, is to owala water bottle return to the market six years after it was taken private, heralding a furt stanley uk her sign of recovery in the housing market. The company aims to raise pound;200m through the issue of new shares, which it said it will use to repay debts and fuel further growth.It will be the second housebuilder to float this year after Crest Nicholson was admitted to the London Stock Exchange this week. Grenville Turner, who has been chief executive since 2006, would not comment on the grouprsquo expected valuation, although it is understood it could be as much as pound;650m.He said signs of the IPO market operating effectively and of a recovery in the housing and the mortgage market were all reasons it decided to return to the stock market. Countrywide runs 46 high street brands including John D Wood and Churchillrsquo and specialises in all services relating to residential property.The company was taken private by US buyout firm Apollo Global Management at the height of the housing market collapse in 2007 for pound;1bn. Distressed debt specialists Oaktree Capital together with Alchemy Partner then took control of Countrywide