Wrightson 19% Stake In Williams & Kettle Achieved

Monday, 13 December 2004, 11:19 am
Press Release: Wrightson

Wrightson achieves 19.9% stake in Williams & Kettle Ltd

Wrightson Ltd advises today that it has successfully achieved its target of a 19.9% shareholding in Williams & Kettle Ltd.

The shares were brought through a stand in the market today at $4.67 a share.

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