BAA acquisition is only the first hurdle for Ferrovial

Gavin Lipsith

15-Jun-2006

Following the recent takeover bid by Grupo Ferrovial, BAA executives have been assured that the Spanish company has no plans to disrupt senior management. But what are its plans for the UK airports group's retail operations? DFNI examines its options

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Grupo Ferrovial's acquisition of UK airports group BAA finally looks set to go ahead after a long and turbulent chase (see Retail News). As DFNI went to press the Spanish

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