Political heat rises over bid for Spanish olive oil giant
date:Apr 10, 2014
ould control 50 percent or more, he said.

The government could buy stakes from state-owned lenders Bankia and BMN and then draw in other big shareholders including olive cooperative Dcoop to create a pact to control the company, said a banking source with knowledge of talks between the parties.

That would really complicate the plans of any foreign investor, the banking source said.

A government source denied, however, that there was any plan to take more than a tiny symbolic stake in the comp
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