The Transaction involved a proposal by CHAB to acquire all of the issued units in AOF via a trust scheme as contemplated by the Takeovers Panel’s Guidance Note 15 Trust Scheme Mergers (Scheme).
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The Transaction involved a proposal by CHAB to acquire all of the issued units in AOF via a trust scheme as contemplated by the Takeovers Panel’s Guidance Note 15 Trust Scheme Mergers (Scheme).
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