GPG shareholders to see cash once Coats is standing on its own

Wed, 27 Feb 2013

By Paul McBeth Feb. 28 (BusinessDesk) - Guinness Peat Group's shareholders will see a cash return once the investment firm has been rebranded into its biggest asset Coats, and the UK threadmaker is standing on its own two feet. The London-headquartered firm is firmly focused on getting rid of its last five assets and dealing with its UK pensions facing a shortfall in funding as it moves ultimately to leave Coats as a standalone company. GPG sees the rebranding as likely to happen in the second half of this year. "Our focus in the year ahea...

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