BAA Accepts $19B Ferrovial Bid

June 5, 2006

BAA PLC, the world’s biggest airport operator, accepted a sweetened $19 billion takeover bid from a consortium led by Spain’s Grupo Ferrovial SA on Tuesday, rejecting a higher offer from a group led by Goldman Sachs.

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