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Prudential Plans to Buy Back Egg

In a reversal of strategy, insurer Prudential is to take full ownership of Egg plc

5th December 2005



Insurer Prudential has revealed plans to buy back remaining shres in online bank Egg, delisting it from the stock market.

The move represents a reversal of strategy for the insurance giant, which has been open to offers for its 79% stake in the UK's biggest online bank for nearly two years.

The plan is to use Prudential shares to buy back the 21% of Egg shares currently traded, and the deal will value each Egg share at 118p.

Subject to approval by Egg's shareholders, the process should be complete by the end of January.

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