Suitors Line up to Buy Zabka from Penta Investments
While Penta investments has been considering a partial divestment from Polish retail convenience store chain Zabka, various investors have lined up to express interest in acquiring the company. Though Penta has made no official decision on its plans for Zabka, and said it wouldn't do so until 2011, that has not prevented industry experts from speculating that up to four suitors may be bidding as much as €300 million for the company.
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