(Reuters) - The offer to acquire all of Wild Oats' outstanding shares
for $18.50 each, or about $565 million, will now expire on Aug.
10, instead of July 20 as previously announced.
The largest U.S. organic grocer said in February that it
planned to buy Wild Oats to better compete with larger
traditional grocers, which are increasingly encroaching into
its organic and prepared foods niches.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
for $18.50 each, or about $565 million, will now expire on Aug.
10, instead of July 20 as previously announced.
The largest U.S. organic grocer said in February that it
planned to buy Wild Oats to better compete with larger
traditional grocers, which are increasingly encroaching into
its organic and prepared foods niches.
Read more at Reuters.com Mergers News
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