Melrose (LSE:MRO)
Melrose, a specialist manufacturing investor, joined the market in 2003 with the strategy of acquiring businesses whose operational performance can be improved to create shareholder value.
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Last updated 30-10-2020, 06:05:25pm GMTRelated Articles
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