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Dec 11, 2017

Fairfax drops plan to buy stake in cement maker PPC

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JOHANNESBURG - Canada's Fairfax Africa Investments Proprietary Ltd will not proceed with a plan to buy 23 per cent of cement producer PPC (PPCJ.J) for 2 billion rand (US$146.34 million), the South African company said on Monday.

Last month PPC's board said it had advised Fairfax (FAHu.TO) that it would not be recommending the Canadian company's partial offer to shareholders.

"On 8 December 2017, the Independent Board received Fairfax's formal notification that it will not proceed with the partial offer and that, accordingly, the Fairfax partial offer circular will not be posted to PPC shareholders," PPC said in a statement.

The Takeover Regulation Panel had granted Fairfax an extension to post its partial offer circular until Dec. 12.

Fairfax offered to buy 23 per cent of PPC in September for 5.75 rand per share, or 2 billion rand, on condition that it was approved by shareholders in order to allow a merger with South African rival cement maker AfriSam.