A Montu offer to buy back shares from minority shareholders at a significant premium has been delayed after the plan was referred to the government’s Takeover Panel.
Two shareholders, Wayne Irvine and Shawki Shahin, claimed the board of directors recommending the buy back “does not appear to be independent” of Montu’s majority shareholder, MG Invest, and cited the absence of an independent report into the plan.
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